Indictments on a father-son duo for a Harlem murder were announced by Manhattan DA Bragg; they allegedly killed Khaeir Spencer's mother's boyfriend, with her aid.

Luis Ortega, 50, was indicted for robbing and assaulting a Harlem funeral home director in February 2025. Ortega was arrested in March, while his accomplice remains at large.

New York expects a classic spring weather pattern with sunny, breezy days and potential showers across boroughs, alongside gusty winds and a hazardous weather outlook including a freeze warning.

NYC's mental health system struggles with a vicious cycle of shuttling individuals between the streets, subways, ERs, and back, with unsupportive infrastructure and a shortage of psychiatric beds.

U.S. stocks are set to decline following global market turmoil and steep drops in Asian and European markets, in response to President Trump's trade tariffs and tensions with China.

New York legal leaders joined the 40th Annual Crime Victims Candlelight Vigil to honor victims and support survivors, highlighting four decades of advocacy and the importance of kinship and healing.

A woman faced an attempted rape and robbery in a Lower Manhattan subway station; the assailant fled and remains at large. The NYPD has released a suspect description and is seeking public assistance.

Smoke from a car fire in the Lincoln Tunnel's center tube in Manhattan led to an afternoon emergency response and temporary tunnel closure, with no injuries reported.

A LendingTree study finds Manhattan has NYC's worst drivers, with Brooklyn having the highest insurance rates, despite Manhattan's poor record. NYC drivers face worsening congestion due to more ride-shares and infrastructure changes.

Sam Yoo opens two Korean restaurants in Midtown Manhattan: the gastropub Golden HOF and the upscale NY Kimchi, offering a mix of Korean American dishes near Rockefeller Center.

NYC mayoral candidates present their public safety strategies, with Zohran Mamdani proposing a nonpolice emergency response department, while Mayor Adams criticizes the plan's funding.

NYC's "demonstration projects" policy is under fire for lacking oversight, risking privacy, and potentially extending costly pilot programs such as ShotSpotter without competition.

The Metro Theater on NY's Upper West Side is set to reopen, with a nonprofit securing a $6.9 million purchase, partly funded by Governor Hochul's grant. Renovations require more funds, but there is significant community and celebrity support.