Ingrid Lewis-Martin, former Chief Advisor to the NYC Mayor, was indicted for bribery conspiracies involving over $75,000 and impacting various city contracts and decisions.

A suspended broker named Kenneth Thom was charged with securities fraud and investment adviser fraud for swindling nearly $800,000 from investors using social media.

New York is forecast to have mostly sunny weather with highs in the low to mid-80s and chances of showers on Sunday and Monday. Coastal flood and high surf advisories are also in effect.

Ex-Vatican chef Salvo Lo Castro opens CasaSalvo in SoHo, sharing his Sicilian culinary expertise with a democratic ethos, treating all patrons equally.

A Legionnaires' outbreak in Harlem has prompted concerns about NYC's health oversight after a decline in cooling tower inspectors, despite funding increases. Former Governor Cuomo seeks an independent probe into the city's handling of the crisis.

Former NYC Mayor advisor Ingrid Lewis-Martin faces new charges amid corruption probes, her lawyer confirms. She previously denied bribery and money laundering claims. Mayor Adams maintains distance from the controversy as he seeks reelection.

The Central Park Conservancy is advocating for the ban of horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, citing safety and welfare issues, while the TWU proposes alternatives to protect jobs. The issue has become a topic in the mayoral race.

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.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Tisch welcome the largest class of NYPD recruits in a decade, emphasizing public safety and diversity with 1,100 new officers from 51 countries.

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.

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.

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 improper access to accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione's medical records by the DA's office, citing privacy violations and seeking an evidentiary hearing.