A Brooklyn wig store was robbed of over $35,000 in wigs and supplies; security footage captured the thief. The owners hope for his capture and are increasing security.

New York confirms a measles case in an unvaccinated Suffolk County child, prompting health warnings and calls for vaccinations amidst concerns of spread.

Bronx business owners report significant losses and challenges due to MTA construction barriers that limit visibility and accessibility to their stores, with sales dropping up to 50%.

Harvey Weinstein's retrial in New York is set for April 15, with new rulings on testimony scope and a fresh charge since his 2020 conviction was overturned. He faces deteriorating health and a separate 16-year sentence in LA.

Proposals to redesign New York's Penn Station showcase competing visions, including shifting Madison Square Garden and embracing classical architecture, with the debate focusing on practicality, aesthetics, and funding.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams is set to launch his re-election bid amid criticism and political challenges, confidently touting his ability to communicate his accomplishments to voters.

Romer Hell's Kitchen hotel in NYC displays missed connections in its front window, offering a nostalgic way for New Yorkers to find love, a respite from digital dating apps.

Meow Wolf is set to open an interactive art exhibit in New York City at Pier 17, anticipated to launch around 2028, further expanding its immersive art experiences.

A 21-year-old man was fatally shot in the head at a Brooklyn auto shop in broad daylight; the gunman escaped on an e-bike.

The American Jewish Congress appears to support Andrew Cuomo for NYC mayor and criticizes his opponents as the New York Post reports, while his campaign treasurer's anti-trans rights past sparks controversy.

New York lawmakers debate Gov. Hochul's budget proposals, considering targeting tax rebate checks to seniors over 63, while discussing a cellphone ban in schools and other fiscal matters.

Silver Moon Bakery on the Upper West Side is closing due to a rent dispute and eviction process initiated by their landlord. After 24 years, the beloved bakery will shut its doors, with locals mourning the loss of the community staple.

Manhattan's Elizabeth Street Garden may be replaced by affordable housing, despite community efforts to preserve it. An eviction notice was issued, but the garden's supporters continue their legal fight.