Manhattan Man Indicted for Grand Larceny in $32K Luxury Apartment Rental Scam
A Manhattan man has been indicted on grand larceny charges related to a $32,000 scam involving luxury apartment rentals. Authorities say the suspect deceived victims with fraudulent listings in a major real estate scheme.
New York City Embraces Seasonal Charm with Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures Across All Boroughs
Forecasts anticipate sunny skies and seasonal temperatures in NYC, with a chance of morning showers across the boroughs transitioning to a high near 64 degrees. No hazardous weather is expected in the coming days.
Broadway Musicians Set Strike Date Amid Contract Talk Deadlock with League
Broadway musicians may strike if contract negotiations with the Broadway League fail, with 98% of Local 802 members voting in favor of striking. The League seeks a fair contract while musicians oppose proposed cuts.
Curtis Sliwa Defies Republican Pressure, Firm on Competing in NYC Mayoral Race
Curtis Sliwa insists on staying in the NYC mayoral race despite low poll numbers and pressure from fellow Republicans, including his boss John Catsimatidis. He vows to vote for himself and has backing from some GOP figures.
New York City Braces for Showers as NWS Predicts Mixed Weather Across Boroughs
New York City forecasts predict a week of mostly sunny days, interspersed with showers and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the upper 60s.
Manhattan Tax Preparer Jonathan Girodes Indicted for Alleged $250K Fraud Scheme Targeting Elderly and Students
Jonathan Girodes was indicted by the Manhattan D.A. for defrauding clients of $250k through his tax preparation business, facing grand larceny and fraud charges.
Newark Valley Man Charged with Terroristic Threats Amidst Fiery "No Kings" Protest Wave in NYC
David Cox was charged for threatening to firebomb ICE agents at the "No Kings" NYC protest, with his arrest after a tipoff from a gas station worker. The protest opposed Trump's policies; other cities saw clashes and arrests.












