Guy Kennedy Nicolas, owner of G&A Auto Care, Inc., is sentenced to probation for failing to pay over $160,000 in taxes after pleading guilty to Grand Larceny.

"Anne Frank The Exhibition" opens in Manhattan, featuring over 100 items reflecting life in the secret annex, marking 80 years since Auschwitz's liberation.

Thursday evening PATH service between Hoboken and WTC was disrupted due to a broken rail, causing delays and leading to cross-honoring of tickets on alternate transit. Service later resumed.

Mayor Adams' budget is criticized for underfunding rental assistance, facing a $500M shortfall in CityFHEPS, which may worsen NYC's homelessness crisis.

NYC restores $48M to victims of benefits theft; faces challenges after federal SNAP replacement benefits expired.

MUJI launched its first American food court in Chelsea Market, NYC, offering Japanese comfort foods and specialty drinks served by an AI robot barista.

President Trump rolls back transgender protections, undoing federal diversity and inclusion programs, and bars taxpayer funds for gender transition services.

President Trump signs executive orders strengthening immigration enforcement and border security, furthering his hardline stance, which is being legally challenged and criticized by New York officials and advocates.

MDC Brooklyn is scrutinized for deplorable conditions, operating with only two doctors for over 1,100 inmates, leading to medical neglect and raising concerns about inmate care.

Reports indicate a possible increase in ICE operations in sanctuary cities after the new administration takes office, targeting immigrants with removal orders. The incoming White House border czar, Tom Homan, pledges to intensify enforcement.

New York City honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with events such as a Harlem church gathering and the Brooklyn Academy of Music tribute; banks close for the federal holiday.

A Russian woman was indicted on federal stowaway charges after boarding a flight without a pass and later attempted to escape to Canada. Her case raises concerns about airport security.

Three Venezuelan migrants in Manhattan are charged with weapons trafficking and linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, with operations investigated following a cell phone theft probe.