Fish Cheeks opens a second location in Williamsburg, offering its famed Thai seafood and new exclusive dishes, alongside a vegan and gluten-free bakery collaboration.

The Radio City Rockettes are auditioning dancers for their 100th anniversary, drawing hopefuls nationwide to join the historic kickline, while maintaining its legacy of precision dance.

Argentinian-Americans in NYC mourn the death of Pope Francis at 88, recalling his impact and feeling a personal connection to the Buenos Aires-born pontiff.

Dr. Noor Abdalla gave birth without her husband, Mahmoud Khalil, who remains in ICE detention in Louisiana amid pending deportation proceedings linked to his activism and alleged omissions on his green card application.

NY got a 30-day extension on its congestion pricing program, which charges vehicles entering Manhattan, despite federal criticism and threats to withdraw funding.

A woman and her grandchildren narrowly escaped injury when a manhole exploded behind them in Poughkeepsie, NY; no one was hurt, and the cause is under investigation.

Bronx authorities seek two suspects for a double shooting that severely injured chef Ian Blake, leaving him potentially paralyzed. The suspects were seen firing guns from a moped. Tips are sought via Crime Stoppers.

President Trump has appointed Jay Clayton as the interim U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, succeeding Matthew Podolsky after Danielle Sassoon's resignation.

NYC Comptroller's audit finds biased building code enforcement, with higher fines and summonses in Black and Hispanic neighborhoods, related to 311 complaint reliance.

NYC hoteliers push for a lower hotel occupancy tax rate, from 5.875% to 3%, citing damage from Trump-era tariffs and aiming to boost tourism and economic stability, despite last quarter's $238 million revenue from the tax.

A judge temporarily blocked Mayor Adams' plan to allow ICE at Rikers Island, amid a legal dispute with the City Council over sanctuary laws and public safety.

Nadine Menendez was found guilty by a federal jury on 15 counts related to bribery and corruption connected to her and her husband, former Senator Bob Menendez.

NY Attorney General Letitia James stopped predatory landlord practices by Asaf Elkayam's company, ensuring tenant protections and penalizing illegal fees.