Highway worker Isabel Alvarez was killed in a hit-and-run on the Nassau Expressway; driver Daveanand Budhai is indicted with charges including manslaughter.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams seeks $48 million from Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family for the city's opioid crisis mitigation efforts as part of a broader $7.4 billion proposed settlement.

Queens DA Melinda Katz appoints 45 new Assistant District Attorneys from 22 law schools, focusing on fair prosecution and comprehensive training including ride-alongs and facility visits.

NEW CITY Funding Corp is ordered to pay $120,000 for violating the SCRA by unlawfully repossessing servicemembers' vehicles; four individuals will receive $60,000 collectively.

Charlie Javice, ex-CEO of Frank, was sentenced to 85 months in prison for defrauding JP Morgan Chase of $175 million by inflating user data during a company sale.

Justin Heath Smith, also known as "Austin Wolf," was sentenced to 19 years for child sexual exploitation crimes.

The NYC area anticipates a sunny week with mild temperatures, highs in the 60s and 70s, and no significant hazards, as per the National Weather Service.

The NYC mayoral race intensifies with attacks between Democrat Zohran Mamdani and ex-Gov. Cuomo, focusing on past policies and current accusations. Republican Curtis Sliwa faces bribery claims, while Jim Walden endorses Cuomo.

An ICE officer was relieved of duty after violently confronting a woman in an immigration courthouse, prompting calls for a criminal investigation and raising concerns about immigrant treatment.

Lola Young collapsed on stage in New York and canceled her D.C. show, citing mental health and safety concerns. She's open about living with schizoaffective disorder.

Giants' WR Malik Nabers has torn his ACL, ending his season, as confirmed by an MRI. This injury occurred in a game against the Chargers, halting a promising sophomore year for Nabers.

An exhibition called "The Gay Harlem Renaissance" at The New York Historical explores the contributions of Black LGBTQ+ artists during the Harlem Renaissance.

Nearly 40,000 joined New York's Tunnel to Towers 5K to remember 9/11 victims and raise funds for first responders, retracing firefighter Stephen Siller's heroic final steps.