A NY construction manager, Jose Garcia, was sentenced to 27 months for embezzlement and tax evasion, totaling $4.5 million stolen and $2.1 million in evaded taxes.

New York City residents prepare for rain and potential thunderstorms with varying chances of precipitation and a high rip current risk issued by the National Weather Service. Sunny weather expected to return on Sunday.

Mayor Eric Adams is set to speak at a Bitcoin conference in Las Vegas, following NYC's first Crypto Summit, continuing his engagement in the cryptocurrency sector.

DOJ's Leo Terrell is preparing to sue the UC system for antisemitism, with possible hate crime charges and collaboration with NYC Mayor Adams to fight antisemitic crimes.

California Governor announces $56.5M for summer jobs for at-risk youths in New York, aiming to support 21,000 low-income family members with employment and training.

GM is set to invest $888 million in its Tonawanda plant, preserving 870 jobs, with New York State offering tax credits to support the project, ensuring the site's growth and workforce stability.

Attorneys General, led by NY's Letitia James, submitted an amicus brief to the Ninth Circuit to protect USRAP from a shutdown ordered by the Trump administration.

NYC celebrates film and TV industry with the "Made in NY" awards at Gracie Mansion, hosted by Mayor Adams, honoring industry figures like Darren Aronofsky and Tracy Morgan.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy week for New York City, with highs in the mid-70s and an 80% chance of rain tonight. Clearer skies are expected by Sunday.

Venezuelan student Dylan, 20, was detained by ICE in New York after his asylum case was dismissed, sparking outcry from city education officials and advocates.

A 1-month-old girl was fatally mauled by her family's puppy in a Queens apartment. The community is in shock, and the incident has sparked discussions on pet safety.

New York reports a 9% decrease in shootings, with the state experiencing the lowest levels of gun violence since 2006. The decline includes a 15% drop in shooting victims.

AG Letitia James leads 20 attorneys general urging the AMA to protect healthcare providers from risks associated with board certification in restrictive states.