Rudy Giuliani is in court over allegations of asset concealment while facing a $148 million judgment for defaming Georgia election workers. He admits to disorganization regarding his assets, including World Series rings and a Palm Beach home.

New York AG Letitia James has issued cease and desist notices to 54 companies for Medicaid fraud in the medical transport industry, with over $10 million recovered and 11 convictions.

Donald Trump has appealed to the Supreme Court to delay his sentencing regarding a hush money case, arguing it could harm the presidency's operations. This follows a New York court's denial for delay, and prosecutors must respond to the appeal soon.

A report suggests that a New York law aimed at making bail more affordable is ineffective, with judges often setting higher fees that favor bail bond companies.

New York rideshare drivers must file by January 31, 2025 to claim part of a $328 million settlement from Uber and Lyft for unpaid earnings and benefits.

Mount Sinai Health System sold two unused Beth Israel properties for $34 million to a shell company tied to Joyland Management amid the hospital’s controversial closure.

President-elect Trump nominates Long Island judge Joseph Nocella Jr. for U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of New York, a role previously held by Breon Peace.

The Three Kings Day parade in East Harlem, hosted by El Museo del Barrio Museum, featured music, costumes, and honored the Wise Men with crowds enjoying the event and concluding activities.

Light snow is falling in NYC with expected accumulations of less than one inch. Temperatures will stay around 32 degrees with a wind chill of 25-30 degrees.

President Biden awarded the Medal of Valor to FDNY's Lt. Vanderstar and firefighter Gaffney for their life-saving actions during separate fire incidents.

The NYPD seeks public assistance in locating a man involved in a forcible touching incident at Manhattan's West 4th Street Station, offering a $3,500 reward for information.

Mayor Eric Adams intervenes to prevent a doctor's strike at four NYC public hospitals, urging mediated negotiations during a 60-day "cooling off" period to ensure continuous health care services.

New York is preparing for new lead paint regulations, with a state registry of older rental buildings and tighter E.P.A. rules for lead dust in homes and child-care facilities.