Seven New Yorkers have been charged in a $20 million scam involving alarming messages prompting victims to buy gift cards, which were used for purchasing items at Home Depot and Lowe's.

Central Park will undergo renovations to improve space allocation for pedestrians and cyclists, introducing new paths and traffic signals, with work commencing mid-March.

Luis Ramirez, 23, was arraigned on charges of terrorism and hate crimes for threatening to attack Central Synagogue in Manhattan, claiming to be "Hitler reincarnated." The judge remanded him due to mental health concerns.

The NYPD is seeking a suspect in the vandalism of 19 police cars in Chelsea and investigating a group of teenagers robbing for-hire drivers in Manhattan.

Mayor Eric Adams appoints four veteran public servants as deputy mayors to head various sectors in New York City administration, prioritizing experience and proven track records.

NY Attorney General Letitia James, with 14 attorneys general, provides guidance affirming educational institutions' right to pursue DEIA efforts, countering recent federal moves against diversity initiatives.

Efforts to save the SS United States ocean liner and convert it into a museum and business hub are faltering, with plans moving forward to sink it as an artificial reef, despite environmental concerns and appeals to President Trump for intervention.

An inmate's death in a New York State prison amid a correction officer strike prompts investigations and raises concerns over prison conditions and officers' conduct.

A 4-year-old boy was found unresponsive at a Brooklyn shelter and later pronounced dead; the cause is under investigation, with concerns about possible fentanyl exposure.

SL Green is accused by TIAA and Norges Bank of defaulting on $24 million in rent and taxes at 2 Herald Square. The companies are locked in a legal battle over lease agreements.

A former Brooklyn teacher, Winston Nguyen, pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation charges involving minors and will serve a seven-year sentence with sex offender registration.

Nuvation Bio Inc. secures $250 million for the potential launch of lung cancer drug taletrectinib in the U.S. upon FDA approval.

Four major credit rating agencies affirmed New York City's strong bond ratings and positive outlook, indicating confidence in the city's fiscal health and economic recovery.