A Brooklyn man was sentenced to 30 years after pleading guilty in the Sept. 14, 2024 Hazlet shooting that killed a taxi driver.

Groundbreaking begins on Timbale Terrace in East Harlem, a 100% affordable housing project with 341 homes, a community arts center, and support for the homeless and youths exiting foster care.

New York State Police narcotics investigator Michael O'Flaherty admitted to lying to federal investigators about leaking information to a drug dealer. He faces up to five years in prison.

Queen One’s Rise and Fly Vision Centre at 25 Kent Avenue turns a Williamsburg office into an immersive art-meets-tech hub with promised jobs and neighborhood programming.

Police are searching for three people after a man was grazed by a bullet near the Marlboro Houses in Gravesend; the victim is expected to recover.

Federal judges ordered the release of three Canal Street vendors, saying their detentions violated ICE procedures and raising fresh legal questions about street raids. The rulings add to a nationwide wave of court challenges.

ICE has moved dozens of immigrants into two cellblocks at MDC Brooklyn, prompting fresh habeas filings and calls from lawmakers to halt transfers. Advocates say the jail’s long record of breakdowns makes the move dangerous.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani proposed a 9.5% property tax hike as a last resort to address the city's $5 billion budget gap, facing criticism for potentially exacerbating affordability issues.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band announced their "Land of Hope and Dreams" American tour, starting March 31st and spanning 20 shows, with tickets on sale in February.

Over 200 Brooklyn residents were evacuated due to a transformer fire that caused high carbon monoxide levels; two were injured. Firefighters battled the blaze for seven hours.

Governor Hochul approved a contract to demolish an old garage at SUNY Downstate Hospital, advancing a plan to build a new annex for cardiology and oncology services.

Graffiti reading 'Epstein Hall' was painted outside Kerrey Hall at The New School after DOJ documents mentioned Bob Kerrey; the university filed a report.

Shanghai-based TEAPULSE opened a Koreatown flagship at 65 W 30th St, expanding across NYC with milk teas, tea-lemonades and a pastel de nata bakery. The rollout includes new Manhattan outposts and existing Queens shops.