Fire Alarm Company Executives Plead Guilty to Defrauding New York City in Multi-Million Dollar Scheme
Two fire alarm company principals pled guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, defrauding NYC agencies by inflating invoices for over ten years, which could result in up to 20 years in prison each.
NYC Restaurants Brace for Outdoor Dining Season, DOT Approves Expansion Amid Bureaucratic Delays
NYC restaurants prepare for outdoor dining with DOT's approval for 600 roadway and 2,000 sidewalk spaces. Despite red tape and only 39 licenses issued from 4,000 applications, restaurants can start without fines from April 1 if rules are followed.
New York City's Forecast, Mild Temperatures and Gentle Spring Showers Ahead
New York City anticipates mild weather with some rain chances this week. All boroughs are expected to have highs in the mid to upper 50s and consistent conditions. Despite the rain, no severe weather is forecasted.
No Charges for NYPD Officers in Fatal Shooting of Nathan Scott, Says NY Attorney General's Report
The NY Attorney General's office will not charge officers in the fatal shooting of Nathan Scott, concluding their use of deadly force was justified under law.
Brooklyn Financial Advisor Charged With Larceny, Accused of $1.24 Million Ponzi Scheme
Marat Likhtenstein, a Brooklyn financial advisor, has been indicted on larceny and fraud charges for running a $1.24 million Ponzi scheme, defrauding 10 clients.
Brooklyn's Van Brunt Stillhouse Closes After 13 Years, Sparking Frenzy for Craft Whiskey Collectors
Van Brunt Stillhouse in Brooklyn closed after 13 years, spurring a surge in demand and resale prices for its whiskey. Founder cited costs as the closure reason. Brooklyn Gin is taking over the space.
Sheepshead Bay Residents Protest Unexpected Homeless Shelter Replacing Promised Affordable Housing
Residents of Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn protest a new homeless shelter, feeling misled by developer's original promise of affordable housing at 2134 Coyle St. Community Board 15 was initially led to believe the development would be residential.
Brooklyn Livery Driver Grazed by Bullet in Dispute with Passenger, $5,000 Reward Offered as NYPD Searches for Suspect
A livery driver in Brooklyn was grazed by a bullet during a dispute with a passenger. He is stable and a $5,000 reward is offered for the shooter's arrest.
Brooklyn Man Fatally Struck by E-Bike in Greenpoint, Driver Not Charged as NYPD Investigates
A man in Brooklyn was fatally hit by an e-bike; the delivery rider stayed at the scene and wasn't charged. Witnesses say the accident occurred at a spot known for similar incidents; no criminality is suspected.
Luna Park in Brooklyn to Kick Off Season with Cyclone's 98th Anniversary and Free Egg Creams
Luna Park in Coney Island will reopen next Saturday with festivities including a traditional egg cream event for the Cyclone's 98th year. The first 98 visitors will get a free ride and egg cream, with discounts on wristbands also available.
Mixed Bag of Sun and Showers Ahead for New York City Boroughs, Gale Watch Issued for Coastal Waters
Sunny weather with potential rain showers is expected across New York City boroughs, with variations in timing for rain. A gale watch is in effect for coastal waters Monday.
Yankee Stadium Serves Up Home Run with Christian Petroni's Tiramisu Helmets and Diverse New Culinary Lineup
Yankee Stadium introduces "Petroni Tiramisu" served in mini Yankees helmets, alongside new dining options, including Brooklyn Dumpling Shop and Bondi Sushi.
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