Two fire alarm company principals pled guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, defrauding NYC agencies by inflating invoices for over ten years, which could result in up to 20 years in prison each.

NYC restaurants prepare for outdoor dining with DOT's approval for 600 roadway and 2,000 sidewalk spaces. Despite red tape and only 39 licenses issued from 4,000 applications, restaurants can start without fines from April 1 if rules are followed.

StubHub files for an IPO despite a $2.8 million loss in 2024, with CEO Eric Baker holding over 90% voting power. The filing lacks share and price details but states the intent to use the "STUB" ticker on the NYSE.

The NY Attorney General's office will not charge officers in the fatal shooting of Nathan Scott, concluding their use of deadly force was justified under law.

Andrew Cuomo received a mixed response in the NYC mayoral race, with a warm welcome at a Democrat forum and opposition at a memorial event for nursing home COVID-19 victims. Critics focused on his past policies, while Cuomo discussed national issues.

A man in Brooklyn was fatally hit by an e-bike; the delivery rider stayed at the scene and wasn't charged. Witnesses say the accident occurred at a spot known for similar incidents; no criminality is suspected.

Walgreens reached a $100 million settlement over allegations of overcharging insured customers for generic drugs. Claim deadline is April 17, with potential individual payouts of up to $5,000.

A man is sought for robbing a Harlem funeral director after feigning interest in planning a funeral, and later assaulting the director and stealing his belongings.

Columbia University is considering a deal with the Trump administration to restore $400 million in funding, which may involve concessions such as banning masks and cracking down on protests.

NYC's future gambling landscape is contentious, with debates on a Coney Island casino highlighting division, while Queens shows support for a proposed casino and entertainment complex at Citi Field.

A former Brooklyn teacher, Winston Nguyen, was sentenced to seven years in prison for sexually exploiting minors and must register as a sex offender after release.

Survivor of the Nova Music Festival terror attack, Raif Rashed, opens a Middle Eastern restaurant, Taboonia, in Chelsea to promote healing and cultural connections through food.

The federal case against Luigi Mangione for the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is postponed to April 18, with his defense claiming police misconduct in evidence collection.