DOJ lawyers accidentally disclosed an internal document critical of Trump's efforts to halt NYC's congestion pricing, leading to a legal team replacement by the Department of Transportation.

Harvey Weinstein's retrial has begun in Manhattan, where he pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges. The case revisits the #MeToo movement as Weinstein faces allegations from three women.

New York residents can expect a week of varied weather, from potential thunderstorms to stretches of sunshine. The forecast calls for fluctuating conditions, so it’s important to stay prepared.

A judge denied Sean "Diddy" Combs' request to delay his sex trafficking and racketeering trial, setting jury selection for May 5 and opening statements for May 12.

Luigi Mangione is indicted on federal charges, including murder with a firearm, for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and could face the death penalty if convicted.

AgriAmerica Fruit Products LLC has revitalized a grape juice production facility in New York, creating jobs and boosting the local economy with a $2.5 million investment and assistance from the state.

Google violated antitrust laws in the digital ad market, says a federal court ruling secured by NY Attorney General James.

Rasheedul Mowla from Brooklyn admitted he tried to join ISIS in 2017 by traveling to Syria. He was stopped and sent back to the U.S., and now faces up to 20 years in prison.

NYC Comptroller Brad Lander warns of job losses and reduced tax revenue due to Trump’s tariffs, projecting a mild recession and a need for increased rainy-day funds.

NY Attorney General Letitia James joins a lawsuit against SSA job cuts, arguing they threaten Social Security benefits.

NYPD is searching for two people who robbed a man at Nevins Street subway station on April 9. One suspect used a chokehold while the other stole his things. A reward of up to $3,500 is offered for tips.

Individuals posing as utility workers excavated into a Brooklyn sewer, leading to their arrest by NYPD on charges including burglary and possession of burglar tools. The motive for their actions is unclear.

Amtrak and NJ Transit commit $12 million to upgrade Penn Station infrastructure, addressing past disruptions and preparing for summer heat-related issues, despite potential new disruptions and concerns over federal funding.