In a trial involving Sean "Diddy" Combs, items were presented in court as evidence of coercion, while the defense highlighted the condition of firearms found. Testimony from a psychologist and postponement of Kid Cudi's testimony were also noted.

The Brooklyn Bridge remains structurally sound after a collision with the Mexican Navy's tall ship, which resulted in two deaths and 22 injuries. The NTSB is investigating the crash's causes, which occurred over a 10-minute period.

Mayor Eric Adams boasts about closing nearly 1,400 illegal smoke shops and seizing $95 million in illicit cannabis through NYC's Operation Padlock to Protect and aims to replace them with legitimate businesses.

A new 400,000 sq. ft. commercial development has opened at 2440 Fulton Street in East New York, Brooklyn, offering DSS programs and retail space as part of the broader East New York Neighborhood Plan.

The Israel Day Parade in NYC celebrated Israel's 77th anniversary, juxtaposed with concerns for hostages held by Hamas. Officials, including Governor Hochul and Mayor Adams, joined, with high security ensuring safety.

Proposed GOP health insurance changes may cause over 2 million New Yorkers to lose coverage, with concerns over new work requirements and potential $11 billion economic impact.

The Knicks advance to the Eastern Conference Finals against the Pacers, reigniting a storied rivalry and exciting NYC fans with the hope of reaching the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999.

NYC Councilmembers propose banning pedicabs near Broadway theaters due to noise and congestion issues, with mixed responses from industry stakeholders.

Zygi Wilf's Garden Homes faces local opposition in New Jersey for a proposed 496-unit development on the Watchung Mountains, with concerns over potential increased flooding and environmental impact.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a court order to halt Trump administration plans to dissolve key federal agencies supporting libraries, museums, and minority businesses.

Gang member Luis Filpo receives a 25-year sentence for mistakenly killing an innocent man, reaffirmed by U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton and law enforcement.

NY Attorney General Letitia James leads a coalition suing the U.S. DOT over directives tying federal transportation funding to immigration policy compliance, alleging it's unconstitutional.

Mah-Ze-Dahr Bakery in West Village closed suddenly due to eviction, leaving customers with pre-orders stranded. Founder Umber Ahmad plans to reopen despite financial struggles and legal disputes.