New York AG Letitia James Leads Coalition in Legal Battle Against Trump Administration's HUD Funding Restrictions
New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued the Trump administration over new rules that limit federal homelessness funding, possibly affecting housing for vulnerable groups including veterans and the disabled.
Manhattan DA Announces Indictment of Suspect for Attempted Murder of Off-Duty NYPD Officer in East Village Subway Assault
Aaron Walker, aged 28, has been indicted for Attempted Murder and other charges for allegedly attacking and shoving an off-duty NYPD officer onto subway tracks in the East Village.
All 70 NYCHA Rogues Found Guilty as NYC Housing Scammers Are Caught in $2.1M Bribe Plot
All 70 NYCHA employees involved in a federal corruption case have been found guilty of bribery, fraud, and extortion, involving over $2.1 million in bribes for contracts worth $15 million.
Former Commodities Executive David Smothermon Sentenced to Three Years for $240 Million Fraud Scheme in Manhattan
Ex-commodities executive David Smothermon was sentenced to three years in prison for fraud that included hiding trading losses and inflating performance.
Mixed Thanksgiving Weather Awaits New Yorkers as Showers Give Way to Clear Skies and Brisk Winds
New York City's Thanksgiving forecast includes a chance of rain and fog, with temperatures around 61 degrees, followed by clearer, colder, and windier weather.
Saks Fifth Avenue's Dazzling Light Show and Window Displays Make a Glorious Comeback in Midtown Manhattan
Saks Fifth Avenue has revived its holiday light show and window displays in Manhattan, featuring music from Paul McCartney and Rihanna, and performances by the Radio City Rockettes.
FDNY Firefighters and Union Leaders Cry Foul Over Secret 9/11 Toxin Docs Unearthed in Queens
FDNY firefighters and union leaders seek answers after the discovery of documents revealing concealed information on toxins at Ground Zero from 9/11, prompting concerns over health risks faced by first responders.
Manhattan Man Charged with Second-Degree Murder in Stabbing Death of Elderly Neighbor in Washington Heights
A Manhattan man, Alon Riabichev, is charged with the second-degree murder of his 80-year-old neighbor, Lev Vayner, after admitting to stabbing him during a "psychotic break."
Times Square Shimmer as the Dazzling New ‘Constellation Ball’ Is Set to Outshine New Year’s Eve History in NYC
New York's Times Square introduced The Constellation Ball for New Year's Eve, featuring 5,280 Waterford crystals and LED lights, alongside a $550 million One Times Square revamp, including new attractions and the "Premium Ball Experience."
64-Year-Old Woman Wounded by Stray Bullet in Upper Manhattan as NYPD Seeks Suspects
A 64-year-old woman was shot by a stray bullet in Upper Manhattan, with the shooter fleeing the scene. Police are investigating, and the woman is in stable condition.
Wet Weather in Store for New York City Today, with Rain Expected Across All Boroughs
Rain is expected in New York today with an 80% chance of precipitation and highs around 57 degrees; 100% chance of continued rain before 1 a.m. Clearer, cooler weather is forecast for Thanksgiving Day.











