NY AG Letitia James has taken action against Capital Region landlords for discriminating against renters with housing vouchers and imposing illegal late fees.

NYC Council sues Mayor Adams, alleging he made a "corrupt bargain" with the Trump administration to allow ICE back on Rikers Island, compromising sanctuary laws.

Wegmans is opening a high-end sushi restaurant, Next Door, in Manhattan on April 30th, offering a menu crafted by skilled chefs with ingredients from Tokyo's Toyosu market.

The National Weather Service forecasts breezy, cloudy weather with a chance of showers and high winds for New York City's boroughs. No hazardous weather is expected in the coming days.

"Fat Cat Killers" is an off-Broadway show that satirically addresses corporate layoffs and vengeance, coinciding with a real-world violent incident. Another play, "All the Beauty in the World," reflects on art's impact during personal turmoil.

After a fatal helicopter crash, local leaders debate the safety of helicopter tourism, with Jersey City's mayor calling for a ban and NYC's mayor opposing it, highlighting economic interests.

Michael E. Conner from Lake George, NY, was found guilty of wire fraud and not filing tax returns, after securing $6M from investors under false pretenses.

Two NYPD officers face charges for sexual abuse and burglary, with allegations of groping and robbing a sex worker, and another officer accused of sexually abusing a woman at police headquarters.

New York's Dominican community mourns the Santo Domingo nightclub roof collapse victims, with NYC Mayor Eric Adams planning a visit to the Dominican Republic.

ICE detained Mahmoud Khalil without charge, sparking debate over free speech and immigration law related to anti-Semitism. His legal team contests the use of an obscure law to justify his deportation.

Julian Pomales convicted for leading "Grinchsters" identity theft ring targeting clubgoers in Manhattan, with $420,000 stolen. Sentencing scheduled for June 11.

Citizens Union proposes a new process in the NYC Charter to remove a mayor for misconduct, requiring City Council votes and voter approval, following critiques of current accountability mechanisms.

Keith Lee, a TikTok food critic, is hosting the Family Style Food Festival in NYC on May 17, featuring over 40 restaurants, streetwear brands, and a music playlist.