Two men are indicted for defrauding elderly victims nationwide, with over $5 million confirmed stolen. One suspect is arrested while the other is fugitive.

NYC weather forecast predicts showers, turning to rain, then partly cloudy. Manhattan to see highs near 76°F, with Brooklyn similar. Queens, Bronx, Staten Island expect sunny weekend, highs 82-86°F. High rip current risk issued for some areas.

Le Chêne, a West Village restaurant, offers a popular $28 clafoutis dessert. While some dishes lack seasoning, its French cuisine and high-priced, large-format desserts reflect a citywide trend in response to rising costs.

An ex-Northwell Health employee admitted to secretly recording patients and staff with hidden cameras, leading to a lawsuit accusing the network of negligence.

Authorities seized a truck containing illegal drugs, including 20 pallets of cannabis, on the Long Island Expressway in Queens, leading to six arrests.

A car and SUV crashed on Manhattan's Upper East Side, injuring eight and hitting scaffolding; no life-threatening injuries reported; cause under investigation.

The NYPD is investigating a shooting in Midtown Manhattan by Shane Tamura, with evidence like a suicide note and ammunition found in his Las Vegas home, raising questions on gun control and mental health.

NYPD searches for three suspects involved in a Bronx shooting; they seek community help via Crimestoppers to find the individuals who fled post-incident.

NYPD seeks suspects after a series of armed robberies in the Bronx involving shootings, assaults, and thefts, with assailants fleeing in a black Dodge Durango.

Governor Hochul announces the completion of the $61 million Shepherd-Glenmore affordable housing project in Brooklyn, featuring 123 units, supportive services, and LEED Gold certification.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a project to build 265 mixed-income homes next to Beacon Metro-North Station, aiming to revitalize an underutilized area and improve New York's housing situation.

Attorney General Letitia James files a legal brief in New York to support Rochester's laws limiting local involvement in federal immigration enforcement, aiming to protect immigrant communities.

Former employees of Bright Horizons Day Care in Manhattan face charges for allegedly abusing toddlers, with DA Alvin Bragg announcing indictments that include Endangering the Welfare of a Child, Assault, and Strangulation.