Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced the return of a stolen 16th-century Paraguayan manuscript, valued at $20,000, which provides insights into colonial governance of Indigenous people.

Harry Torres caused a fire by burning sex toys in Staten Island, leading to multiple homes and vehicles being damaged. He faces arson charges but claims it was accidental.

A judge denied Sean "Diddy" Combs' request to delay his sex trafficking and racketeering trial, setting jury selection for May 5 and opening statements for May 12.

The bribery trial of Nadine Menendez concluded with jury deliberation set for Friday after both the prosecution and defense presented closing arguments over cash and gold bars allegedly confirming bribes.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan and Catholic Charities distributed food to families in the Bronx on Holy Thursday, providing not just meals but dignity and choice.

Ex-Governor Andrew Cuomo faces criticism for using AI, specifically ChatGPT, in drafting his NYC mayoral housing plan, while his campaign claims it was used only for research due to his typing limitations from an amputation.

Sorai King, 20, was killed by a gunshot in a Bronx deli after a dispute, with his family seeking justice. The shooting might have been gang-related; the suspect, seen fleeing, is still at large.

Central Park unveils the new Davis Center at Harlem Meer, replacing Lasker Rink and Pool, offering diverse outdoor activities, a swimming pool, and an ice-skating rink to New Yorkers.

The New York International Auto Show returns for its 125th anniversary, featuring 28 manufacturers and 11 exhibits, with test drives available at the Javits Center.

Former Downtown Manhattan Heliport operator, William Wachtel, proposes converting the heliport into a park post a fatal crash. Lawmakers consider restrictions on non-essential flights for public safety.

NYC temporarily suspended fines for improper composting in buildings with fewer than 30 units, planning to focus on education before penalizing non-compliance. Larger buildings still face fines after repeated warnings.

Luigi Mangione is indicted on federal charges, including murder with a firearm, for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and could face the death penalty if convicted.

AgriAmerica Fruit Products LLC has revitalized a grape juice production facility in New York, creating jobs and boosting the local economy with a $2.5 million investment and assistance from the state.