The Four Seasons Hotel New York is reopening after a COVID-19 pandemic closure, adding 368 rooms to a tight hotel market and reaffirming its status as the city's priciest hotel.

NYC migrant shelters are closing as arrivals decrease, with more leaving than arriving. The city's shelter system may take two years to stabilize, and hotels are hesitating to convert into housing due to regulatory and financial hurdles.

A woman was sexually assaulted on a Manhattan subway train, and the NYPD is seeking the suspect, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The NYPD seeks a suspect, Lewis Aranguren, in a fatal stabbing in Brooklyn and offers a reward for information.

Manhattan DA Bragg announces the indictment of 30 gang members linked to violence in Washington Heights and Inwood.

NYC buildings, including City Hall, will glow green to mark Youth Hope Month and raise awareness on youth homelessness, as announced by Mayor Eric Adams.

An MS-13 gang member, Roger Morales, faces life in prison if convicted for the 2011 murder of Norman Mizzell, a retribution killing for a burglary-related dispute.

The article discusses the weather forecast for New York, including a Fire Weather Watch, a Coastal Flood Advisory, and a generally sunny week with chances of rain midweek.

Sotheby's settled for $6.25 million after it was found helping clients evade sales taxes on art, as revealed by the New York Attorney General's office.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a $45 million settlement with Centers for Care, LLC for financial fraud and resident mistreatment in nursing homes.

Kanen Flowers, an AI fund manager, was charged with securities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering in Brooklyn federal court and faces up to 30 years if convicted.

A Franciscan friar in Manhattan pleaded guilty to wire fraud for a fake medical charity scam, admitting to stealing over $560,000 from donors. He faces a possible 20-year prison sentence.

The U.S. Attorney's Office secured a consent decree against Liberty Central School for violating USERRA, providing damages to teacher and National Guard member John Chewens for lost wages.