Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto plans to open a new high-end restaurant in Manhattan at 1255 Broadway by late 2025, after Morimoto NYC's closure five years earlier.

Chef Sungchul Shim is opening a new Korean steakhouse called Gui in Hell’s Kitchen, offering a mix of Korean and American cuisine, with plans for an omakase restaurant and a cocktail bar on the premises.

Con Edison seeks rate increases for NYC, with electric bills possibly rising by 11.4% and gas by 13.3%, citing grid upgrades. Customers and advocacy groups express concern over affordability and the PSC will decide later in the year.

The NYPD apologized for wrongfully accusing 15-year-old Camden Lee in a fatal parade shooting and for not correcting their social media post for five months.

Salman Rushdie recounted his stabbing in court, detailing the unexpected and severe attack by Hadi Matar, who has pleaded not guilty to related charges.

Tri-Union Seafoods has recalled canned tuna due to potential botulism risk. The recalled tuna was sold under several brand names at major retailers. No illnesses have been reported.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams visited Harlem Zen for hair removal, highlighting his administration's small business investments after bribery charges against him were dropped.

Steve Bannon is reportedly in plea deal talks in a fraud case linked to the 'We Build the Wall' campaign. His lawyers anticipate a guilty plea with no jail time.

NYPD faces scrutiny for dismissing a high number of misconduct complaints without full reviews, despite the rising number of allegations reported by the CCRB and investigated by ProPublica.

NY Governor Hochul bans DeepSeek AI app on government devices due to cybersecurity and data privacy concerns, emphasizing protection from foreign threats.

The New York AG's Office will not charge a Troy police officer in the fatal collision that killed Sabeeh Alalkawi, after an investigation found no "gross deviation" from expected conduct.

NYPD seeks two suspects for a shooting in Brooklyn, leaving a 17-year-old injured; up to $3,500 reward offered.

NYC district attorneys call for revisions to New York State's discovery laws, citing increases in case dismissals and public safety concerns since 2020. They support Governor Hochul's proposals for legislative adjustments.