Gun Violence in New York Declines as Governor Hochul Credits State Investments and Community Efforts
New York reports a decrease in gun violence, attributing success to state investment and collaboration between law enforcement and community groups under the GIVE initiative.
New York City Weather Advisory Warns of Showers, Sun, and Coastal Hazards Across Boroughs
The National Weather Service has issued weather advisories for New York City, including coastal flood and high surf warnings, with a mix of showers and sunny days forecasted.
New Charges Anticipated for Ex-Mayor Adams Aide Ingrid Lewis-Martin and Others in NYC Corruption Probe
Ingrid Lewis-Martin, a former aide to Mayor Eric Adams, faces new charges in a bribery and money laundering scheme connected to city real estate deals, alongside her son Glenn Martin and Deputy Commissioner Jesse Hamilton. They deny wrongdoing.
Harlem Horror as Ben Crump Sues Construction Giants and NYC Over Legionnaires' Crisis That Left 5 Dead
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump files a lawsuit against two construction companies and NYC over a preventable Legionnaires' outbreak in Harlem, claiming negligence after five deaths and over a hundred illnesses.
Defense Alleges Mishandling of Medical Records in High-Profile Manhattan Murder Case
Defense alleges improper access to accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione's medical records by the DA's office, citing privacy violations and seeking an evidentiary hearing.
NY Attorney General Letitia James Files Amicus Brief Against Prolonged Detention of Immigrants in NYC
Attorney General Letitia James filed an amicus brief against prolonged detainee conditions at ICE's NY office, highlighting inhumane treatment and pushing for reforms.
Mayor Eric Adams and DSNY Celebrate Removal of 15 Million Pounds of Litter as NYC Advances in 'Trash Revolution'
Mayor Adams and DSNY announce progress in NYC's cleanliness efforts, including removing 15 million pounds of litter and advancing the use of rat-resistant bins.
New York City Sues Federal Government to Halt Courthouse Arrests of Immigrants Attending Mandatory Proceedings
NYC filed an amicus brief against federal arrests of immigrants at courthouses, arguing it undermines public trust and due process, supporting a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's policies.
Colombian Drug Lord Jailed for 12.5 Years as U.S. Strikes Major Blow Against Cocaine Conspiracy
Colombian Alberto Alonso Jaramillo Ramirez was sentenced to 150 months in prison for conspiring to import cocaine into the U.S. His case underscores international drug trade issues.
New York City on Alert for Thunderstorms and Hazardous Weather Conditions Across Multiple Boroughs
NYC anticipates showers, thunderstorms, high rip currents, surf advisories, and potential coastal flooding, with advisories for beach-goers and mariners issued.
Moonrise Bagels and Corner Bistro Set to Satisfy Cravings in Greenwich and East Village with New Outposts
Moonrise Bagels will open a new location in Greenwich Village and offer stuffed bagels, while Corner Bistro will expand to the East Village with a broader menu than its iconic burgers.












