Mayor Eric Adams, at the end of his term, claims his administration made NYC safer and more affordable, citing reduced shootings, increased housing, and improved public services. His office reports on these achievements as he leaves office.

Jelani Parker pleaded guilty to arson for a fire in a Hamilton Heights building, injuring firefighters and displacing families. He faces a 12-year sentence.

Charmaine Crossman was sentenced to 23 years-to-life for fatally stabbing Victoria Goode at a Midtown East shelter. The murder occurred after a dispute over loud music.

Jerry Genesis is indicted for a rental scam, stealing over $100,000 from tenants through fraudulent subleases in New York. He faces multiple charges, including grand larceny and scheme to defraud.

A National Weather Service report predicts erratic weather for New York's boroughs, with initial sunny conditions leading to severe weather, including showers and possible thunderstorms later in the week.

Mayor Eric Adams concluded his administration with a symbolic event at City Hall, emphasizing support for working-class New Yorkers, and prepared to bury a time capsule encapsulating his tenure's achievements.

The MTA is installing metal fins and paddles on NYC subway turnstiles to deter fare evasion, a move expected to save nearly $400 million in losses this year.

Governor Kathy Hochul seeks to lessen the stringency of New York's AI regulation bill to mirror California's SB53, amid debates with AI company lobbyists and a split with state legislators preferring stronger laws.

NYPD seeks help to find a man accused of sexually abusing a woman on a BX12 bus in Manhattan. They urge witnesses to offer information via NYPD Crimestoppers.

Governor Kathy Hochul invests $23 million into 24 projects for cleaner and more efficient building operations through the NextGen Buildings Innovation Challenges program in New York.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues UPS for allegedly defrauding seasonal workers of wages by manipulating timekeeping and requiring off-the-clock work.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and attorneys from 20 other states, along with the FTC, are suing Uber for misleading consumers with the difficult-to-cancel Uber One subscription service, which charges $9.99 per month.

Giovanni Pennetta, an investment firm manager, is charged with defrauding investors with a false "Pre-IPO" scheme involving non-existent access to private company shares.