A man was fatally stabbed near Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Friday night. Police found him with stab wounds, and he later died at the hospital. Authorities are seeking public tips as they investigate.

Trump administration's new funding conditions for NYC housing nonprofits create uncertainty over promoting "gender ideology," diversity, and sanctuary policies, potentially affecting critical housing and social services.

25 Water Street in Manhattan, formerly the NY Daily News office, is now a residential building with affordable units available through the city's housing lottery.

Governor Hochul announced the early start of State Route 347 bridge construction in Suffolk County, beginning in 2028 instead of 2034 to improve traffic and support economic growth.

Court ordered reinstatement of unjustly fired federal workers, a move led by NY Attorney General Letitia James against the Trump administration's practices.

New York AG Letitia James and the DOJ, along with 40 attorneys general, advanced in a lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster for alleged monopolistic practices.

The National Weather Service forecasts cloudy skies, showers, and high winds across New York City, with slight variations in wind and precipitation in different boroughs.

Flynn McGarry is closing Gem Wine this month and will transition the offerings to adjacent Gem Home. He's opening a new venture, Cove, this fall and distributing Gem Wine's cellar between his venues.

Waldo Mejia was found unfit for trial for the fatal stabbing of Caleb Rijos due to mental health reasons and may be committed to a psychiatric hospital.

An NYPD officer was hospitalized after being pinned between vehicles in a Greenwich Village crash involving a Dodge Charger; the driver was taken into custody.

Brooklyn man "T.J. Stone," also known as Thomas John Sfraga, was sentenced to 45 months in prison for defrauding investors of over $2 million in real estate and cryptocurrency schemes.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams celebrates a record high in total employment, with the city achieving over 4.8 million jobs, marking the tenth record set under his administration.

A Columbia University study found most unlicensed NYC cannabis shops don't check IDs, potentially allowing underage purchases, highlighting regulatory challenges.