Frank Butselaar, a tax advisor, pleaded guilty to aiding in the preparation of a fraudulent tax return, involving celebrity clients and offshore income concealment.

FDNY Captain Anthony Holz's trumpet, valued both emotionally and historically, was stolen while he was on duty. The loss affects his poignant musical tributes. He seeks its return without pressing charges.

Gov. Hochul signed a law in NY allowing dental assistants and nurses to apply fluoride treatments to children, improving access to preventive dental care.

Maurizio Cattelan's "Comedian," a banana duct-taped to a wall, is expected to sell for up to $1.5 million at Sotheby's, reflecting its status as a provocative piece in the art market.

Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello was demoted after an investigation found he transferred $2 million to associates without approval from the Brooklyn Diocese.

Muhammad Asif Hafeez pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court to conspiring to import illegal drugs into the U.S., following extradition from the U.K.

Bill Ackman is selling two luxury apartments in the Beresford building for $19.9 million, potentially at a loss from their $22.1 million purchase price.

South Shore University Hospital's expansion project now costs $530 million, $69 million over the estimate, due to added ICU beds and infrastructure needs.

A report reveals widespread antisemitism on U.S. college campuses, with many Jewish students feeling unsafe and universities often failing to address the issue effectively.

A box truck hit scaffolding in Manhattan, injuring three people, one critically. The incident is under investigation, with no arrests made as the driver cooperated with authorities.

New York City sees mixed economic signals; Crain's reports a 15% revenue increase among large private companies, while tourism recovery is strong but uneven, awaiting international and business travel's full return.

DA Alvin Bragg faces no clear challenger for re-election amidst controversy, while Trump seeks to overturn a Manhattan conviction following his re-election.

An MTA supervisor from New Jersey, Stacey Fiore, won a $1 million Powerball prize but missed the jackpot by one number. She continues working and is planning a vacation with her winnings.