Two Chinese chemical company executives, Qingzhou Wang and Yiyi Chen, were sentenced in the U.S. for trafficking fentanyl precursors—25 and 15 years respectively.

New York City is forecasted to have a sunny week with mild temperatures and some chances of mid-week showers, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Thousands rally on Brooklyn Bridge for increased funding for NYC's charter schools, emphasizing educational contributions and seeking financial equity with public schools.

A federal judge orders improvements at NYC's 26 Federal Plaza immigration holding facility, addressing concerns over detainees' access to legal counsel, medical care, hygiene, and nourishment.

Nicholas Fuelling was charged with grand larceny for allegedly running a rental scam for a nonexistent apartment in Hell's Kitchen, NYC, victimizing multiple people.

A permanent Central Perk, the coffee shop from "Friends," will open in Times Square, featuring exclusive merchandise, original coffee blends, and an iconic setting.

Eight individuals were charged with firearms trafficking, narcotics distribution, and related crimes, with arrests made in New York and across the U.S.

LIRR unions seek intervention from the Trump administration to avoid a strike, while Governor Hochul blames Trump for the situation. The MTA prepares shuttle bus services in case of a strike.

Public defenders call for scrutiny over NYPD after 5 deaths in custody, highlighting transparency issues and the uptick in custody over ticket issuance despite bail reform laws.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather in NYC with sunshine, clouds, and scattered showers, showing slight differences in temperature and rain chances across boroughs.

Judge Castel ruled ICE can continue courthouse arrests in NYC, despite ACLU's challenge, and temporarily blocked a DOJ policy for swift case dismissals.

The NY AG's OSI is probing the death of Justin Coleman, who was shot by NYPD after allegedly slashing an officer and confronting another with a knife.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg announced the indictment of two men, Balfour and Rivera, for separate violent subway attacks. Balfour faces charges including attempted murder for stabbing a nonverbal woman.