The Cold Spring Hills nursing home in Long Island may close by May 15 unless a labor deal is reached, amid financial woes and a potential new owner negotiation.

Ken Griffin teams up for a 62-story, environmentally conscious tower at 350 Park Ave., with Citadel expected as main tenant. Public review starts soon.

LA's upscale Korean BBQ Jeong Yuk Jeom opens in NYC, offering premium meats, vegan options, and a vast drink menu, aiming to satisfy high-end dining enthusiasts.

Irving "Irv Gotti" Lorenzo, influential figure in hip-hop and R&B, has died at 54; remembered for his contributions to Def Jam and Murder, Inc., and fostering talents like DMX and Ashanti.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and former President Trump attended the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C., with Trump addressing anti-Christian bias and Adams testifying before the House Oversight Committee on sanctuary city status.

Gary Anderson faces upgraded manslaughter charges after his 2017 punch led to the death of Domingo D. Tapia, who succumbed to injuries seven years post-attack.

NYPD investigates after a headless, limbless torso was found in a suitcase in the East River. Officials work to identify the remains and determine the cause of death.

New York City child care centers face payment delays and closures; some payments initiated, but disagreement over enrollment figures and the city's fiscal responsibility continues.

Brooklyn widow Marie Delille sues her apartment management for $10 million, claiming negligence in the fatal shooting of her husband and son by a neighbor in Flatbush Gardens.

A four-alarm fire injured four firefighters in Harlem at a long-vacant building, with over 180 FDNY members responding and controlling the fire despite adverse weather and structural risks.

Governor Hochul announces a $200 million investment to enhance energy efficiency at SUNY Old Westbury's Natural Science Building, supporting New York's sustainability goals.

AG Letitia James' OSI concluded its investigation into Caesar Robinson's death, determining no charges against NYPD officers for the shooting deemed justified under NY law.

Imran Shams was sentenced to 8-25 years for a Medicaid fraud scheme, ordered to pay $7M in restitution, with prior convictions adding to his term; accomplices received lighter sentences.