Leyenda cocktail bar is relocating after 10 years on Smith Street and is hosting a Christmas in July event, "Sleyenda," with themed cocktails and decorations.

A New York dermatology practice settled with the U.S. DOJ for allegedly discriminating against an HIV-positive patient, violating the ADA. They must revise policies and pay a $15,000 penalty.

The City of Yonkers has ended its federal agreement on police reform, achieving progress in reducing excessive force and violent crime, with further improvements in policies and community relations.

President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter, sparking mixed reactions and debate over the use of presidential power and potential politicization of justice.

The Manhattan DA's Office has announced an increase in funding for summer youth gun violence prevention programs, now totaling $300,000, to support community-driven initiatives.

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a $4.8 million refund for consumers who were wrongly charged by SmileDirectClub after it went bankrupt.

NYC expands the FutureReadyNYC program to more schools, offering students paid internships and career skills related to HVAC, decarbonization, and social services.

Attorney General Letitia James warned New York businesses against price gouging during a snowstorm, highlighting the illegality and penalties for such practices.

Charlie Rose reached a settlement over a sexual harassment lawsuit with three former employees, with details undisclosed and both sides acknowledging different perspectives on the conduct.

The Delaware River is threatened by a salt front due to drought and sea level rise, affecting drinking water supply for millions in the Northeastern US.

A manhole fire in Brooklyn Heights on Thanksgiving Day led to evacuations and disrupted holiday plans due to high carbon monoxide levels and loss of power. No injuries were reported, and FDNY helped some residents save their dinner.

Hoboken's city government has been impacted by a ransomware attack, disrupting municipal services and closing City Hall. An investigation is underway by city officials and the Hoboken Police Department.

A new New York law requires landlords to notify tenants within 72 hours of a bed bug infestation, focusing on those in proximity to affected units. The law aims to improve tenant welfare and landlord responsibility.