New York leaders secured a lease extension for Brookfield Place, boosting city funds by $1.5 billion for affordable housing and ensuring the area's economic vitality.

Former Rockland County real estate agent Oscar Dais was convicted of deed theft and forgery, pleading guilty under the Home Equity Theft Protection Act.

NY AG Letitia James leads a bipartisan group opposing Capital One’s proposed class action settlement on the basis that it shortchanges customers on owed interest.

Mayor Adams and HPD plan to revamp the New Utrecht Library, Bensonhurst, adding affordable housing above it and on an adjacent lot, part of NYC's strategy to enhance libraries and tackle the housing crisis.

A Bronx man received a seven-year prison sentence for the first-degree manslaughter of his 3-month-old daughter, whose death occurred due to violent shaking.

Seahorse, a new seafood brasserie by chef John Villa and restaurateur John McDonald, opens in Union Square's W New York hotel, offering high-end seafood dishes and inventive cocktails within a nautically-themed space by the Rockwell Group.

Tabitha Bundrick was indicted for alleged fentanyl-laced drug robberies resulting in three deaths in Manhattan. She faces second-degree murder and robbery charges.

Celebrities and athletes played a 10-hole scramble before the Ryder Cup, while Gov. Hochul announced extra trains for fans due to the excitement. Despite weather concerns, the event showcased sportsmanship and camaraderie.

Man found dead and on fire in Brooklyn's Gravesend area; cause of death and circumstances are under investigation.

French President Macron called Trump after being stopped by NYPD due to Trump's motorcade, during his visit to NYC. Despite the delay, Macron continued diplomatic efforts and interacted with the public.

Police arrested 50 protesters near the UN during Trump's speech; they had attempted to block Second Avenue and received summonses for disorderly conduct.

The DOJ is scrutinized for potentially violating court rules with public comments about Luigi Mangione's case, risking the neutrality of his upcoming trial.

NYC Mayor Adams announced a new 15 mph speed limit for e-bikes and e-scooters starting October 24, aimed at improving street safety, sparking debate over enforcement and implications for the mayoral election.