Comptroller Mark Levine says NYC tax receipts are strong but job growth is narrowly concentrated in home health and social services, and he urged action to broaden gains.

A federal jury convicted Ramon Rodriguez of murder and racketeering in the 2021 Inwood robbery that killed Milton Grant.

An unidentified woman was found dead inside an apartment at Marcus Garvey Village in Harlem; police say she suffered head trauma and the medical examiner will investigate.

DOJ documents show friendly emails between filmmaker Nicholas Jarecki and Jeffrey Epstein, including a pitch for financing Arbitrage and a forwarded Sasha Grey profile.

JPMorgan says Trump improperly added CEO Jamie Dimon to a $5B debanking suit and is pushing to move the case into federal court. The bank denies any blacklist existed.

Manhattan prosecutors have indicted two NYPD officers, accusing them of covering up a Chelsea drunk-driving crash and tampering with bodycam evidence. The charges were announced by DA Alvin Bragg.

Randy Santos was convicted of first-degree murder for the 2019 killings of four homeless men in Manhattan, despite his defense's argument of his mental illness.

Melting snow in NYC is revealing increased dog waste on sidewalks, particularly on a Brooklyn block. Complaints to 311 have spiked 94% over the last year. Enforcement is difficult, but residents and officials are frustrated by the growing problem.

An ex-NYPD executive is indicted for a corrupt contract scheme, igniting scrutiny of past Mayor Adams' era contracts. Meanwhile, a lawsuit alleging NYPD systemic corruption is dismissed.

CSC plans to convert 75 Maiden Lane into about 300 apartments after a roughly $45.2M purchase, tapping New York’s 467‑m conversion tax break. The project joins a wave of downtown conversions that have pushed Lower Manhattan’s population past 70,000.

Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian reached a tentative deal with hospital management after a historic strike, with a union vote pending to ratify workplace protections and salary increases.

Jonathan Haidt's book and public push have helped move age-based social media limits from debate into law and school policy. The science is contested and young people want a voice.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced an additional $150 million in aid for New York State municipalities, increasing Temporary Municipal Assistance and offering up to $10 million for certain cities.