Carlos Watson, Ozy Media's co-founder, received a 116-month prison sentence for leading a fraud scheme that misled investors, causing $60 million in losses.

New Yorkers can expect varied weather conditions with cloudiness followed by clearing, an 80% chance of rain on Wednesday, and potential rain and snow on Friday, according to Weather.gov forecasts.

Two years into the "New" New York plan, significant strides have been made in reinvigorating NYC, but some objectives, such as increasing bus speeds, remain unfulfilled.

Officials respond to rising drone sightings in NY and NJ, including at the UN and Naval Weapons Station Earle. No threat found, but Gov. Murphy seeks federal aid and Rep. Gottheimer proposes a counter-drone bill.

Accused murderer Luigi Mangione may stop fighting extradition to New York for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with evidence including fingerprints and a possible 3D-printed murder weapon.

A new law in New York City eliminates broker fees for renters, set to take effect in June. Landlord industry groups oppose the measure, threatening legal action.

Governor Kathy Hochul vetoed a bill that would have allowed leashed dogs into all New York state parks, maintaining a park-by-park policy regarding canine access.

Possible human remains were found near Brooklyn Bridge Park; this is the fifth such discovery in recent months, raising concerns among locals and authorities.

The U.S. has settled a lawsuit for $1.47 million with a New York footwear business owner accused of PPP loan fraud by misrepresenting payroll and employee data.

Eric Adams names Kate Smith as the new executive director of the Mayor’s Fund to Advance NYC, lauding her nonprofit leadership and fundraising expertise.

Luigi Mangione, suspected in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was arrested in Pennsylvania and held without bail. He was found with a 3D-printed pistol and silencer.

SL Green Realty inks a ten-year lease renewal with Travelers Insurance for 123,000 sq ft near Grand Central and signs Alvarez & Marsal to a 15-year lease at 100 Park Avenue.

NYC officials plan to transform Fifth Avenue into a pedestrian-friendly zone, with expanded sidewalks and green spaces, aiming to boost the city's economy while improving pedestrian experience.