Manhattan Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Manslaughter of Special-Needs Teen Cousin
Mitchaux Booker was sentenced to 18 years in prison for the manslaughter of his cousin Jallen McConnie, concluding the case with other family members already convicted.
New York City Braces for Wintry Mix with Gale Warning for Coastal Waters
New Yorkers face diverse weather this week, with snow chances and sunny days. A gale warning is issued for coastal waters. Temperatures vary, with potential snow over the weekend.
Staten Island Pedestrian Succumbs to Injuries One Week After SUV Collision on South Avenue
A 66-year-old man, Jean Victorin, died after being hit by an SUV on Staten Island. The driver was not arrested, and the NYPD continues to investigate.
New York Artists Invited to Transform Sanitation Trucks into Moving Canvas with "Trucks of Art" Program
New York artists can apply to paint sanitation trucks in the "Trucks of Art" program, with a $1,500 stipend and a focus on sustainability and civic themes.
Listeria-Contaminated Cheese Recalled in 20 States as FDA Warns of Serious Health Risks
The FDA has classified a cheese recall as Class I, with recalled Pecorino Romano potentially causing serious health issues, especially in at-risk groups, due to listeria contamination.
New York City Nurses Enter Day 3 of Strike as 15,000 Demand Better Working Conditions
Nurses in New York City continue to strike for the third day, demanding better staffing and working conditions, clashing with hospital executives over healthcare benefits and patient care.
Grammy-Nominated Musician John Forté Found Dead at 50 in Martha's Vineyard Home
Grammy-nominated musician John Forté was found dead at 50 in his home, with no clear cause of death. He was a Fugees affiliate and had his sentence for drug trafficking commuted by President Bush.
New York Governor Hochul and Officials Condemn ICE Detention of NYC Council Staffer Amid Immigration Controversy
NY Governor Hochul and other officials criticized ICE's arrest of NYC Council analyst Bohorquez, whose legal work status is disputed, highlighting concerns over excessive immigration enforcement.
Harlem Apartment Complex Scrutinized for Legionella as Residents Face Second Outbreak in a Year
Harlem residents are concerned after two Legionnaires' disease cases were found in an apartment complex, prompting health department action and testing for Legionella bacteria in the building's water system.
85-Year-Old Woman Fatally Stabbed in Bedford-Stuyvesant Home, Family Member Questioned by NYPD
An 85-year-old woman was fatally stabbed in her Brooklyn home; a family member is questioned but not charged. Homicides in the area are consistent; citywide rates are down. The incident raises domestic violence concerns.












