Bianneury Pena, aka "Charly," was convicted in New York on charges of gun and drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession after a four-day jury trial.

New York's weather forecast includes scattered showers, thunderstorms, and potential high heat index values nearing triple digits this week in various boroughs.

A stormwater geyser at the 28th Street subway station highlights how Manhattan's historical landscape impacts modern infrastructure, with officials seeking resilient transit solutions.

New York delays new offshore wind power lines due to Trump opposition, impacting the state's climate goals. The Public Service Commission aims to protect consumers from costs amid federal uncertainties, with Governor Hochul's support.

Attorney General Letitia James leads 21 states in suing HHS and CMS to block a rule that could strip millions of healthcare coverage and exclude gender-affirming care.

A check fraud ring was sentenced for laundering a stolen $1.2 million check from The Bazooka Companies Inc., with the leader receiving 1-to-3 years in prison.

Mayor Adams appointed Aissata M.B. Camara as NYC Commissioner for International Affairs, citing her policy expertise and international collaboration record.

Wilvyn Antonio Rosario Martinez, purported Trinitarios gang member, was arrested for allegedly distributing fentanyl and dealing in firearms and conversion devices.

Bronx investment advisor Joseph D'Ambrosio pled guilty to defrauding clients of over $5 million using a Ponzi-like scheme, facing a maximum of five years in prison.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny days and potential evening showers in New York, with minor temperature and wind variations across boroughs.

Eight companies are vying for a casino license in NYC, with proposals including a Times Square Caesars Palace and a casino near the Mets' stadium, despite local concerns and opposition.

An NYPD officer faces grand larceny and fraud charges for allegedly stealing $90,000 from bank customers while working at Wells Fargo and using the funds for personal expenses.

Fitgi Saint-Louis' "Aunties" sculpture collection in Harlem honors local women as leaders and nurturers with three 6.5-foot wooden figures, promoting visibility and kinship in the community.