The U.S. Secret Service seized a domain linked to a cryptocurrency "pig butchering" scam, with reported victim losses of over $4.6 million, as part of efforts to combat fraud targeting the vulnerable, including the elderly.

Manhattan DA Bragg announced the indictment of 16 gang members linked to 21 shootings in East Harlem, part of a crackdown on gang violence with Mayor Adams and NYPD Commissioner Tisch.

The weather in New York City will see a sunny day with highs around 50, turning cloudier with rain from Thursday night to Saturday, and sunny conditions returning early next week.

A Manhattan appeals court allows Mount Sinai to proceed with the closure of Beth Israel Hospital, overruling community opposition and legal challenges.

Manhattan's retail real estate is rebounding from pandemic lows, with vacancy rates dropping to 14.6% and various high-profile retail leases indicating a revitalizing market.

The 2025 Uber Lost & Found Index reveals various unusual items left in Ubers, with NYC being the top city for forgotten things, ranging from Viking drinking horns to live pets. Uber also hosted a pop-up in Manhattan for item retrieval and education.

Herman Calvin Brightman, after using dating apps to connect with women and posing as a nurse, was sentenced to 10 years for stalking and assaulting several victims.

The Tin Building by Jean-Georges is reducing operations due to financial losses, while T. Café introduces new pastries. Outdoor dining venues in NYC are reopening for the season.

54 more cats found dead after a fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary, with over 160 cats treated off-site. Volunteers, shocked by the devastation, continue to search. The cause is under investigation, with a space heater being a possible factor.

The MTA and the Trump administration reportedly reached an agreement to potentially extend NYC's congestion pricing tolls until fall, as court documents revealed a delayed decision timeline.

FEMA is demanding New York City return $106 million of a previously terminated $188 million migrant aid grant, which Mayor Eric Adams vows to fight in defense of taxpayers.

MTA construction in Forest Hills, Queens, is affecting local restaurants by obstructing access and reducing customers, with owners like The White Radish's losing significant income.

Bronx community mourns the loss of teacher Jessica Hoyle, shot in her apartment, as they gather for a vigil. Her ex-boyfriend, Shannon Graham, suspected in her death, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.