Mangione's lawyers seek normal courtroom attire for him, arguing current restraints imply guilt and prejudice jurors. They suggest hands unshackled, no bulletproof vest, as he's shown good behavior and compliance in custody.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a fatal stabbing in the Bronx, asking the public for information via social media. The incident involved a black sedan getaway car.

Nassau County driver Warren Rollins was indicted on murder, manslaughter, and other charges for dragging a pedestrian under his car and fleeing the scene in Queens.

The Bronx DA's office has accepted 109 law and undergrad students into its summer internship program, one of its largest cohorts, offering hands-on legal experience.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mixed weather for NYC, with sunny days, potential showers, and mostly cloudy evenings. Highs will be in the mid-80s, with evening lows around 65, and increasing chances of rain towards the weekend.

The Manhattan D.A. has allocated $295,000 to local groups for summer programs aimed at preventing youth gun violence, marking a continued investment in community-based initiatives.

Governor Hochul and Mayor Adams announced the completion of a 117-unit senior housing project in the Bronx, part of a $25 billion plan to create affordable homes in New York.

Sam Champion co-hosted the "Pride of Broadway" event with Cynthia Nixon, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community on Broadway and discussing issues like corporate sponsorship at Pride events.

Eim Khao Mun Kai, a popular Thai eatery in Queens, is set to open a new location in Manhattan's East Village, offering its famed chicken-and-rice dishes.

NYC announced the seizing of over 2,200 illegal firearms, marking a significant decline in shootings and homicides under Mayor Adams and Commissioner Tisch.

The first NYC Democratic mayoral primary debate at 30 Rockefeller Center will feature nine candidates, excluding incumbent Mayor Eric Adams. Mics will be muted for rule violations, and candidates will address unannounced topics.

Youth gun violence rises in the Bronx, with 38 victims under 21 and 64 minors arrested for gun charges, even as overall city crime rates drop. Community leaders respond with increased police presence and calls for legislative action.

Queens high school principal, William Bassell, was arrested on charges of forcible touching and third-degree sexual abuse against two adult employees. Parents demand answers and replacement plans, while Bassell's lawyer maintains his innocence.