"Fat Cat Killers" is an off-Broadway show that satirically addresses corporate layoffs and vengeance, coinciding with a real-world violent incident. Another play, "All the Beauty in the World," reflects on art's impact during personal turmoil.

New York will fly flags at half-staff to honor the late former Representative John LaFalce, following Governor Kathy Hochul's directive for Monday, April 14.

The National Weather Service forecasts a high near 64°F for NYC, with consistent lows around 50°F and a chance of showers. Staten Island may see a high near 73°F by Saturday, with no hazardous weather warnings issued for the city.

Apple airlifted iPhones from India to the US to avoid tariffs on Chinese goods, shipping an estimated 1.5 million units amid fears of significant price hikes due to the trade war.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams visits the Dominican Republic to show support after a deadly nightclub roof collapse, expressing condolences for the victims, many with NYC ties.

Luigi Mangione's lawyers argue the push for the death penalty in his case is politically motivated, citing the Trump DOJ's agenda and claiming it violates due process.

After a fatal helicopter crash, local leaders debate the safety of helicopter tourism, with Jersey City's mayor calling for a ban and NYC's mayor opposing it, highlighting economic interests.

New York City anticipates variable weather with scattered showers and cloudy skies, but clearer evenings and fluctuating temperatures through the week.

Vandalism occurred near Ivana Trump's NYC townhouse with messages including threats and cryptic phrases; no arrests or hate crime investigations have been reported.

Authorities search for the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed in the Hudson River, with the ongoing investigation exploring various potential causes for the disintegration.

A state audit found New York spent $453 million on unused pandemic equipment under Cuomo's administration; the comptroller's report highlights mismanagement and lack of transparency.

A U.S. judge has ruled that Columbia graduate and activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported due to his views conflicting with U.S. foreign policy interests, sparking debate on free speech.

Michael E. Conner from Lake George, NY, was found guilty of wire fraud and not filing tax returns, after securing $6M from investors under false pretenses.