Trump's lawyers ask NY Attorney General to drop a $454 million civil fraud case for unity, citing his electoral win. Concerns arise over the insurer of Trump's $175 million bond.

A fight near Grand Street Campus High School in Brooklyn led to the recovery of a gun; no serious injuries occurred, and the investigation is ongoing.

Rayshawn Weir has been indicted on charges of first-degree rape, stalking, and unlawful imprisonment for abusing a teenage girl over a year, starting from when she was 15.

New York fines GEICO and Travelers $11.3 million for failing to protect customer data, affecting 120,000 people. The companies must now enhance security measures.

The article describes a lawsuit alleging Shen Yun Performing Arts mistreated young dancers with long hours and low pay, based on accusations raised by former dancer Chang Chun-Ko.

A Seattle doctor was sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding the NBA Players’ Health Plan by submitting false invoices totalling nearly $500,000.

Amtrak will increase round trips on the Empire Service line between New York City and Albany from 10 to 12, starting on December 2. The temporary restoration responds to demands for reliable train travel along this critical corridor.

Lightscape returns to Brooklyn Botanic Garden with LED installations, new artworks, and holiday activities, running from Nov 22, 2024, to Jan 5, 2025.

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.