The Brooklyn DA is moving to vacate the conviction of Brian Kendall for a 1988 murder, citing credible evidence of his innocence after he spent 16 years in prison.

A New York doctor, CEO of ClearMD, is charged with a $24 million COVID-19 health care fraud for billing unnecessary services and creating fake records.

The article discusses the preparations for the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Show in NYC, highlighting new pyrotechnics, projection mapping, and high-profile entertainment.

NY AG Letitia James secured over $13 million from 25 transportation companies for defrauding Medicaid. Two convictions were made, with more lawsuits pending.

FDNY seized $250,000 worth of illegal fireworks in Brooklyn, arresting business owner Lisen Pan on multiple charges, including weapon possession and reckless endangerment.

The MTA approved a $2.3 billion investment for 316 new train cars, replacing the old M3 cars with modern M9A cars, featuring upgrades like USB ports, by 2030.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams inaugurated the outdoor pool season, with new Gottesman Pool in Central Park among 64 others. The city now has 680 lifeguards and the "Learn to Swim" program is expanded.

A family of swans in Brooklyn's Prospect Park attracts visitors, yet raises concerns about human impact on wildlife and the swans' invasive species status.

Police found a 60-year-old man dead with head injuries at his Brooklyn home; his cause of death is under investigation, and no arrests have been made.

NYC has invested $877,000 in a task force to eradicate rats using carbon monoxide in tree beds, aiming for a significant kill rate. Critics argue for non-lethal control and proper waste management instead.

NYPD seeks suspect for a violent assault in Brooklyn's 66th Precinct; a woman, followed by an unknown man, was escorted by two men, who were subsequently attacked.

Mahmoud Khalil, a former green card holder and Palestinian rights advocate, was released from ICE custody after over 100 days. He was detained for activities allegedly threatening U.S. foreign policy but is now back in NYC, continuing his advocacy.

A Bronx man named Gavin Ferguson was arrested for stabbing two men at Grand Central-42nd Street subway station, with charges of attempted murder and assault.