Salman Rushdie's Alleged Attacker Faces Justice, Trial Kicks Off in New York as Renowned Author Braces for Courtroom Showdown
The trial of Hadi Matar, charged with the attempted murder of Salman Rushdie, began with Rushdie set to testify against him. Matar pleaded not guilty and faces state and federal charges.
NYC Charges Towards Sustainable Future with $60M Investment in EV Infrastructure by Governor Hochul and Revel
NY Governor Hochul announces a $60 million investment in NYC's EV charging infrastructure, with Revel adding 267 new charging stalls to advance the state's green economy goals.
Attorney General Letitia James Releases NYPD Footage of Brooklyn Confrontation Leading to Christopher Ferguson’s Death
Bodycam and dashcam footage from the fatal NYPD shooting of Christopher Ferguson on December 5, 2024, was released by Attorney General Letitia James for transparency.
New York AG Letitia James Leads Multi-State Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over NIH Funding Cuts
NY Attorney General Letitia James and 21 attorneys general are suing the Trump administration over NIH funding cuts, claiming an illegal policy to cap indirect costs threatens medical research.
New Bakery 'Sweet Graffiti' Brings Global Dessert Flavors to Manhattan's Koreatown
New bakery Sweet Graffiti opens in Manhattan, featuring global-inspired desserts by chef Romina Peixoto. Smaller Whole Foods Market Daily Shop to open in Stuy Town. Mama Mia restaurant seeks financial support.
Eastern District of New York Tops National Asset Forfeiture With Over $400 Million Collected in FY 2024
The EDNY collected over $400 million in asset forfeiture in Fiscal Year 2024, marking significant enforcement and financial restoration efforts in various high-profile cases.
Manhattan Leaders Advocate for Residential Parking Permits Amid Congestion Pricing Challenges
Manhattan officials advocate for residential parking permits to manage the influx of out-of-town vehicles and secure local infrastructure funding amidst congestion pricing challenges.
New York Lawmakers Propose Legislation to Combat Antisemitism in Colleges Amidst Widespread Concerns
New York Democratic lawmakers introduce bills to tackle campus antisemitism, requiring colleges to improve protections and appoint a Title VI coordinator, amid reports of discrimination faced by Jewish students.












