The Queens DA indicted 16 people for running a drug market in Jackson Heights, with the potential for life in prison for the top charges. The bust involved undercover buys and seized drugs, guns, and cash.

Inmate Kelvin Williams received a five-year sentence for sexually abusing a transgender inmate and for separate incidents involving correction officers.

Matthew Passaro was sentenced to 25 years to life for a 2017 fatal shooting near the Barclays Center after being found guilty of second-degree murder.

Two men, a CBP officer and an ex-university administrator, face charges for a bribery scheme at JFK Airport, involving special entry favors and information leaks.

Ex-Tricolor Auto executives Chu and Goodgame were arrested on fraud charges, linked to a scheme that cheated banks using fake collateral, leading to the company's billion-dollar collapse.

Twelve individuals were indicted for narcotics and firearms offenses connected to a drug operation in East Harlem's Johnson Houses, with nine arrested and three at large.

The National Weather Service forecasts winter disturbances including showers, wind gusts, and thunderstorms across New York City boroughs, prompting weather advisories.

Whole Foods is set to open in a historic bank building in Ridgewood, Queens, spurring mixed reactions about gentrification and the impact on local businesses. The store's lease and opening date are confirmed, yet financial details are undisclosed.

The New York Knicks won the NBA Cup final against the Spurs, with key performances from Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby. Despite the win, the Knicks chose not to raise a victory banner at Madison Square Garden.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is about to sign a law allowing medically-assisted death for terminally ill patients with less than six months to live.

A fire at Boro Park Seder Matzah Bakery in Brooklyn injured a firefighter and three others, with over 175 responders at the scene. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Mangione's pretrial hearing focuses on the admissibility of evidence related to the murder case of UnitedHealthcare CEO.

Comptroller Brad Lander's audit reveals New York City's failure to collect $42.6 million in fines from school bus companies and outlines major issues and potential reforms for the flawed system.