NY AG Letitia James announced a $450,000 settlement with three companies over unsecured eufy security cameras, mandating enhanced data security measures.

Peter Stein, head of the lifeguard supervisors' union Local 508, retired before a disciplinary trial. He was accused of improper leadership and fostering dysfunction that contributed to NYC staffing shortages at swimming pools.

Manhattan experiences multiple slashing incidents, with NYPD seeking information on suspects connected to a "6" train assault and a Times Square nightclub altercation.

A woman was pushed into a train at a NYC subway station; the suspect, Markeese Brazelis, with a criminal history, was charged with assault and reckless endangerment.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams is on a reduced schedule due to illness, as his office prioritizes continuity of city operations. He's known for living with type 2 diabetes.

Barzini's grocery store on the Upper West Side reopened after a shutdown due to severe health violations, including rodent infestation and selling expired products.

Diamond Slice, formerly After Hours Pizza, is set to open in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, offering a slice-based service in contrast to nearby pizzerias. The menu includes unique pizza toppings, with plans for focaccia sandwiches and salads.

Chef Chuck Valla opens Valla Table, an authentic Thai restaurant in Hell's Kitchen, featuring traditional dishes with personal twists and catering to various dietary needs.

NYC experienced a five-day span without shootings, the first in 30 years, but the streak ended with two new victims in Brooklyn and the Bronx, amidst fluctuating citywide shooting statistics.

Brooklyn Charter School offers a 12-hour school day, aiding parents with childcare and finances, while the city considers a costly expansion of school playground hours.

An off-Broadway musical titled "Gwyneth Goes Skiing" humorously re-enacts Gwyneth Paltrow’s 2019 ski collision trial, offering interactive verdicts for the audience.

Hector Medina was sentenced to 18 months in prison for trying to scam George Santos with a claim that he could erase evidence in Santos' corruption case.

Advocacy groups express concerns over NYC's plans to modify the Accessible Dispatch program for disabled riders, fearing worse service with the use of multiple e-hail apps.