Attorneys general from 20 states, led by New York's Letitia James, are suing DHS over new policy conditions linking emergency funds to immigration enforcement. They argue the mandate is unconstitutional and harmful to communities' safety.

NY Attorney General Letitia James leads a coalition suing the U.S. DOT over directives tying federal transportation funding to immigration policy compliance, alleging it's unconstitutional.

New affordable housing development Logan Fountain, providing over 340 units, has been completed in Brooklyn's Cypress Hills, offering both permanent and transitional housing options.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams establishes the Mayor's Office to Combat Antisemitism to address rising hate crimes against Jews, led by Jewish Liaison Moshe Davis.

Nelson Torres was indicted for first-degree murder after fatally stabbing Anderson Archila Martinez during a dispute over a bumped book bag in Corona.

Nine individuals are charged in Queens for defrauding COVID-19 relief programs, allegedly stealing over $2.2 million through false economic hardship claims.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to 12 years for a 2022 daylight shooting that injured a young man, following his conviction of attempted murder and other charges.

Mah-Ze-Dahr Bakery in West Village closed suddenly due to eviction, leaving customers with pre-orders stranded. Founder Umber Ahmad plans to reopen despite financial struggles and legal disputes.

Cassie Ventura testified against Sean "Diddy" Combs, detailing alleged abuse, during his sex trafficking trial in Manhattan where he faces life if convicted.

Newark’s mayor was cuffed at an ICE facility. Newly released DHS bodycam footage ignites further questions as legal experts analyze and casting doubt on the Federal story.

Kevin Boodram founded Serenity Robotic Lawncare, offering quieter electric robotic mowers in Long Island, with around 70 customers favoring the noiseless lawn maintenance.

Jalen Brunson led the Knicks to a 121-113 Game 4 victory over the Celtics, putting New York one win away from the Eastern Conference finals and Boston on the brink of elimination.

The Atlantic Avenue rezoning plan was approved by NYC Council panels, aiming to create 4,600 homes with 1,900 affordable units and 2,800 jobs in Brooklyn.