The trial of ex-Marine Daniel Penny for manslaughter in a subway death enters closing arguments in NYC, with defense and prosecution clashing on whether Penny acted in defense or used excessive force.

The Manhattan DA's Office has announced an increase in funding for summer youth gun violence prevention programs, now totaling $300,000, to support community-driven initiatives.

The DOJ has filed a complaint to seize over $3.4 million from a music studio sale, tied to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, as part of sanctions enforcement.

Variable weather, including sun, clouds, and rain/snow showers, is forecasted across New York City boroughs, with a gale watch on coastal waters midweek.

Devin Spraggins was sentenced to 39 years to life for the 2023 shooting of NYPD Officer Brett Boller in Queens.

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a $4.8 million refund for consumers who were wrongly charged by SmileDirectClub after it went bankrupt.

NYC expands the FutureReadyNYC program to more schools, offering students paid internships and career skills related to HVAC, decarbonization, and social services.

Several popular New York City restaurants, including Ugly Baby and En Brasserie, are closing their doors, partly due to challenges like lease issues and the pandemic's financial impacts.

Attorney General Letitia James warned New York businesses against price gouging during a snowstorm, highlighting the illegality and penalties for such practices.

An 11-year-old Bronx boy, Eugenio Montero, is missing since Thanksgiving night, prompting an NYPD search. The public is asked to provide any information on his whereabouts.

NJ Transit rail services experienced significant delays and suspensions due to Amtrak overhead wire problems near Newark, affecting various lines and causing travelers to seek alternative routes.

Police probe a drive-by shooting outside a Brooklyn restaurant that left a man in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the head. No arrests have been made, and the motive is unclear.

Residents of Grymes Hill are concerned about the potential housing development on the former St. John's University campus, despite the school's denial of such plans.