Manhattan District Attorney indicts William Julian for allegedly stealing over $300,000 by posing as an investor and committing grand larceny and fraud.

Federal prosecutors charge individuals in a $200 million Ponzi scheme involving fraudulent water vending machine investments, causing significant losses to investors, including military veterans.

Partners behind C as in Charlie and Kisa plan to open a new Korean-American restaurant in NYC's East Village, with a 10-year lease on 166 First Avenue. Opening expected in 2026.

A court ruled that Brian Flores' discrimination lawsuit against the NFL could proceed to trial, rejecting the league's desire for arbitration led by Commissioner Goodell.

The Rooftop at Pier 17 in NYC is a finalist for America's Best Restroom, praised for its design, cleanliness, and views, but is only open during events.

Facing a Legionnaires' disease outbreak and impending Medicaid cuts, Harlem residents grapple with health disparities and service reductions, raising concerns about the community's ability to cope with public health crises.

Mayor Eric Adams vetoed bills aimed at ensuring a minimum pay rate for NYC grocery delivery workers, drawing criticism and potential City Council override efforts.

A 20-year-old Guinean student, Mouctar, was detained by ICE in NYC, sparking concern among city officials and immigrant communities about a trend of ICE targeting public school students.

The University at Buffalo will launch AI degree programs, with a $5 million state funding boost, to embed AI into various disciplines, announced Governor Hochul.

Three alleged Sinaloa Cartel leaders were extradited from Mexico and presented in Manhattan Federal Court, facing charges of fentanyl trafficking and weapon offenses.

Richard Kim, ex-CEO of Zero Edge Corporation, was indicted for gambling away $4 million of company funds on cryptocurrency trades and online gambling.

The U.S. Attorney announced a $360,000 settlement with entities operating a social club for COVID relief fraud, admitting to falsely obtaining PPP loans and an RRF grant.

Mexican cartel leader Servando Gomez-Martinez indicted for drug importation into the U.S. and is now in U.S. custody.