Absolute Bagels, a staple on the Upper West Side since 1992, abruptly closed after failing a health inspection due to serious violations. Locals are shocked, and there's speculation about the future of the space.

DA Alvin Bragg is addressing a series of disturbing attacks on women in New York, including sexual assaults and a fatal incident, with suspects facing serious charges.

Luigi Mangione is charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and possession of an untraceable ghost gun. Evidence links him to the crime, but he plans to plead not guilty.

Jeff Sutton acquires a 50% stake in 690 Madison Avenue, housing luxury jewelry retailer Van Cleef & Arpels, bolstering his Upper East Side real estate holdings.

Multiple NYC subway lines experienced significant delays during Thursday's rush hour due to mechanical and signal issues, extending frustrations from Wednesday's 7 train service suspension.

The Alexander Brothers are charged with sex trafficking in Manhattan federal court, with alleged offenses from 2010 to 2021 involving multiple victims.

Real estate brothers Tal and Oren Alexander, along with Alon Alexander, are arrested on federal sex trafficking charges involving drugging and assaulting dozens of women.

A U.S. freight forwarding manager, Natalya Mazulina, was indicted for allegedly scheming to export controlled items to Russia, violating U.S. sanctions.

Call center owner Richard Zeitlin was sentenced to 121 months for masterminding a fraud that misled donors into funding political advocacy instead of charities.

The secretive NYC restaurant Frog Club, known for its strict rules and enigmatic ambiance, is closing down after struggling in the competitive dining scene.

The jury in Daniel Penny's trial is set to deliberate on a charge of criminally negligent homicide after being deadlocked on manslaughter. Penny, who put a man in a chokehold on a subway, could face up to four years if convicted.

The NYMCIA is suing New York's CCB and OCM over a $20 million fee for adult-use cannabis licenses, alleging it's unconstitutional and misused, rather than aiding social equity efforts.

The NYPD is seeking tips about a November robbery in Brooklyn, where suspects stole $65k in jewelry. A reward is offered for information leading to their capture.