One man died and another was injured in a double stabbing in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, with no arrests made and the younger victim uncooperative with police.

A Brooklyn shooting left 20-year-old twin Darius Coles dead and his brother hospitalized, sparking grief and an ongoing NYPD investigation.

Sunn's is a popular 24-seat Korean restaurant in NYC's Chinatown, known for its unique fusion dishes and personal dining experience. Reservations are sought-after due to limited seating.

Chef Romina Peixoto runs Sweet Graffiti, a Manhattan dessert shop known for creative pastries with global influences, including Latin and Middle Eastern flavors.

Brooklyn's Flatbush Avenue will undergo a makeover including new bus lanes and pedestrian zones to improve safety and bus efficiency, with construction starting in fall 2023 and completion by fall 2026.

NYC's Unlocking Doors program sees scant landlord interest in offers to pay for apartment renovations. Only one fully applied and withdrew; the program aims to address housing crisis and vacant, rent-stabilized units.

NewFest offers free virtual screenings to Arizonans in solidarity after the cancellation of Phoenix's Desperado LGBTQ+ Film Festival due to Trump's executive orders.

Starting Sunday, 11 NYC libraries will add Sunday hours, joining over 30 branches citywide in a push for greater community access.

NYPD Crimestoppers seek help to catch a suspect involved in a series of robberies in the Bronx, where jewelry was stolen from individuals through threatening tactics.

Letitia James and 17 states' attorneys general submitted an amicus brief to protect 250,000 Haitian immigrants in the U.S. from losing their Temporary Protected Status.

The New York AG's office is investigating the death of James Rosano after a Nassau County Police confrontation, following an incident where he allegedly failed to drop a gun.

Governor Hochul has unveiled the renovated Whelan Park in Malverne, featuring a $6.3 million upgrade for recreation and resilience against storms and flooding.

Paul Geer, ex-teacher at Family Foundation School, was sentenced to 327 months in prison for sexually abusing minors. He had used extreme punitive measures to coerce victims. He will also serve supervised release and be registered as a sex offender.