Mike Brown is named the new head coach of the New York Knicks, with a focus on bringing his championship experience to the team.

Former top NYPD officials have filed lawsuits alleging departmental corruption and cronyism during Mayor Eric Adams' tenure, with accusations including paid promotions and nepotism.

David Paterson urges NYC independents to unite against frontrunner Zohran Mamdani, while Adams and Cuomo vie for support.

Virtual hearing set for Sean "Diddy" Combs to discuss sentencing after his partial acquittal, with defense requesting an earlier date due to exceptional circumstances.

Jeffrey Kolin, 73, charged with murdering his wife, Marsha Greenberg, 77, in the Bronx, reportedly attacked her with a pot and smothered her with a pillow.

In Washington Square Park, a dispute between two men escalated, resulting in one stabbing the other. Both faced charges, with the stabbed man in stable condition.

Interim U.S. Attorney John Sarcone, facing a misdemeanor menacing charge against Saul Morales-Garcia after being threatened with a knife, seeks to expedite his removal from the U.S. and to secure a permanent appointment as Attorney.

Shark sightings at NYC beaches have increased due to more drone surveillance, not necessarily more sharks. This has led to beach closures and recognition of the city's vibrant marine ecosystem.

NYPD seeks tips on a Staten Island burglary, asking for information on a suspect who stole cash from a residence.

Police are seeking a suspect in a grand larceny on a Brooklyn subway platform, where a 68-year-old's bag was stolen. They request public assistance through NYPD Crimestoppers.

NYPD seeks public's help to find a suspect in a Queens assault where an 18-year-old was attacked with a broken bottle and sustained an arm laceration. The assailant fled the scene.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a record $379.5 million in funding for victim assistance programs in New York over three years, including state funds to offset federal cutbacks.

New York State invests $1.2 billion in NYCHA infrastructure upgrades, improving living conditions for 39,000 residents with new elevators, heating systems, and facades.