Sex Trafficking Kingpin "Saiint" Pleads Guilty as Manhattan DA Cracks Down on Multi-State Operation
Jonathan Ruiz pleaded guilty to sex and labor trafficking charges, his accomplice Alvarez also pleaded guilty; coercion across six states is reported.
Gilead Sciences Coughs Up $202 Million in Kickback Scandal Settlement Over HIV Drug Prescriptions in New York
Gilead Sciences settles for $202 million over allegations of kickback schemes involving HIV medication prescriptions through illegitimate speaker programs.
New York City Allergy Season Expected to Last Longer as Climate Change Drives 180 Days of Sniffles and Sneezes, Experts Say
New York City's allergy season arrives early and is expected to last longer due to climate change, with peak tree and grass pollen causing extended discomfort for sufferers.
Harlem Tragedy as Beloved Grandmother Is Killed by Stray Bullet and Bronx Man Is Charged with Murder
A Harlem grandmother, Excencia Mette, was fatally shot by a stray bullet during a shootout. Suspect Ricky Shelby turned himself in, facing murder charges. The incident highlights gun violence's tragic impact on communities.
Unauthorized Demolition and Neglect Cited as Causes for Deadly Manhattan Garage Collapse
The Manhattan parking garage collapse in April 2023 was due to unauthorized demolition work and structural neglect, resulting in one death and seven injuries.
Former NYC Acting School Teacher Charged with Distribution and Possession of Child Pornography
An ex-NYC acting teacher, Samuel Gonzalez, was charged with distributing and possessing child pornography, including images of infants. He faces a minimum of five years in prison.
NYC Boroughs Enjoy Mild Weather with Sunny Skies, Light Breezes, and Minimal Rain Chances Ahead
New York City expects stable weather with sunny skies, highs in the 70s and 80s, and a low chance of showers in the evenings across different boroughs.
MTA Expands Bus Lane Enforcement in Manhattan, Introduces Cameras on M2 and M4 Routes
The MTA expands automated enforcement to M2 and M4 bus routes in Manhattan, issuing fines to drivers blocking lanes, aiming to improve bus speeds and reduce collisions.
New York Attorney General Letitia James Leads Coalition to Protect Haitian Immigrants' Status
NY Attorney General Letitia James co-leads a coalition opposing the Trump administration's move to end TPS for Haitian immigrants, emphasizing their contribution to local communities and economy.












