Gotham Restaurant, a renowned NYC dining destination since 1984, has closed due to debts and a cyberattack. It was known for launching chefs' careers and culinary innovations.

A former NYCHA superintendent, Hector Colon, was convicted on charges of bribery and extortion for demanding kickbacks from contractors between 2019 and 2021.

A man, David Kushner, was indicted in Manhattan for allegedly conducting a large-scale $2 million loan fraud via his company, LaMancha Funding Corporation.

Billionaire Tilman Fertitta acquires New York's historic Keens steakhouse for $30 million, with a commitment to maintain its traditional character and management.

New York's DFS is introducing new regulations to increase transparency and competition among PBMs, requiring them to disclose drug lists and pharmacy networks.

A judge ordered prosecutors to destroy copies of Diddy's notes seized in jail, considering attorney-client privilege, while the legal debate continues.

Two men are charged in Brooklyn for running 247TVStream, a pirated streaming service causing over $100 million in losses. One is arrested, the other at large.

Hotelier Sam Chang sells a Holiday Inn Express in Manhattan for nearly $60 million, indicating a move towards retirement with a series of property sales.

The Miracle-Ear Foundation collaborates with Jewish groups to provide free hearing aids to Holocaust survivors in Brooklyn, improving their quality of life.

The article reports on allegations that former Rep. Matt Gaetz paid women for sex and participated in drug-fueled parties, with details emerging from interviews and testimonies, despite a DOJ probe ending without charges.

AG Letitia James and 32 state attorneys general support the Kids Online Safety Act to protect minors online, enabling opt-outs from algorithmic recommendations.

NYC residents prepare for rain and strong winds; National Weather Service forecasts show a sunny day turning into cloudy evening with rain expected Wednesday night. No current hazard warnings but gales possible later in the week.

Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello was demoted after an investigation found he transferred $2 million to associates without approval from the Brooklyn Diocese.