Iescha Gowdy, 34, received a 15-year prison sentence for attacking her roommate and the roommate’s daughter, including discharging a firearm and stabbing the older victim.

ALICE + OLIVIA settled for $3.2 million over false PPP loan claims, admitting misconduct in handling government funds aimed at aiding small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Officer Espinosa was killed in a DUI crash; the accused, Matthew Smith, pleaded not guilty despite evidence of reckless driving and a high BAC level. The loss has deeply affected both the community and law enforcement.

Zucker Hillside Hospital has initiated a study observing participants use substances like alcohol, cannabis, psilocybin, and MDMA to understand their therapeutic potential and risks.

Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann spoke at Brooklyn's Middle School 447 about combating hate, following an initial rejection of his visit due to political concerns.

Luigi Mangione criticized the justice system for what he perceives as double jeopardy due to overlapping state and federal trials for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The MTA is expanding its bus lane camera enforcement program, imposing fines for lane violations in Brooklyn and Manhattan which has improved bus speeds but drawn criticism from drivers over excessive fines.

NYC Mayor Mamdani signed an executive order reinforcing sanctuary laws and immigrant protections, barring ICE from city property without a judicial warrant.

A 2-year-old boy in Queens died after his father allegedly beat him at a shelter; the father, charged with attempted murder and assault, pleaded not guilty. The child suffered severe injuries and delayed medical care, leading to his death.

Unlicensed taxi hustlers persist at JFK Airport despite crackdown, charging exorbitant fares, with a tourist recently paying $800 to Times Square, and efforts to combat this issue are ongoing.

Archbishop Ronald Hicks takes over from Cardinal Dolan as the leader of New York's archdiocese, marked by a symbolic ceremony at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

An 11-year-old Brooklyn girl, Amira Aminova, was fatally hit by a bus. Driver Wawa Aurelus was arrested for leaving the scene and failing to yield to a pedestrian.

Governor Hochul announces $38 million for New York's 911 systems modernization, facilitating a shift to Next Generation 911 which supports voice, text, photos, and videos, enhancing public safety.