A Manhattan man, Nicholas Fuelling, was indicted for scams related to a fraudulent apartment sublease scheme in Hell's Kitchen, defrauding individuals of around $20,000.

An 84-year-old pedestrian was killed and a 54-year-old man injured by a van in Borough Park; the driver stayed on scene, no arrests made; NYPD investigating.

NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing the USDA for the illegal suspension of SNAP benefits during a government shutdown, affecting over 40 million Americans.

Hawk Newsome, co-founder of BLM Greater New York, surrendered to police on assault charges, alleging the arrest was politically motivated. The incident occurred during a protest in Harlem.

NYCHA faces funding issues due to the federal shutdown, but Section 8 payments will continue. Trump's threats to cut funds if Mamdani wins the mayoral race add to tensions.

New York City is enjoying clear skies with a high around 57 degrees, but changes are imminent with chances of showers and cooler temperatures expected later in the week.

New York City's 2025 general election saw 79,409 voters on its first day of early voting, surpassing previous figures, with New Yorkers voting on several key positions and ballot questions.

New York City forecasts indicate consistent weather with a chance of showers and temperatures in the upper 50s, including a Freeze Watch alert for potential frost.

Early voting began in NYC for various local elections, including a tense mayoral race, with options to vote for other positions and city proposals. Logistics and voting ID requirements are detailed. RCV will not apply in the mayoral election.

Abdullah At Taqi and Mohammad David Hashimi were convicted for supporting ISIS using cryptocurrencies and online payment platforms; they face up to 60 years in prison.

The FDNY has deployed AI-powered cameras in NY parks for early brush fire detection, streaming live footage for swift response and supplemented with drone surveillance.

Five individuals pled guilty to running a cryptocurrency drug ring in Manhattan, resulting in one leading accomplice, NAN WU, being sentenced to over 6 years and the forfeiture of cryptocurrencies and cash.

New York AG Letitia James introduced an online tool for reporting ICE actions, pushing for accountability and transparency in immigration enforcement.