Crypto Investors Accused of Kidnapping and Torture in Shocking Bitcoin Extortion Case in NYC
Two cryptocurrency investors are facing charges for kidnapping and torturing a businessman to obtain Bitcoin passwords, with one held without bail and an NYPD detective involved under investigation.
NYPD Detectives on Mayor's Security Detail Reassigned Amid Allegations Linked to SoHo Crypto Millionaire Kidnapping Case
NYPD detectives reassigned after a Bitcoin millionaire's kidnapping in SoHo; one is part of Mayor Adams' security detail. The mayor distinguishes between their private actions and professional duties.
New York and New Jersey Governors Launch Transformative Midtown Bus Terminal Project in Manhattan
Governors Hochul and Murphy initiated the construction of a new Midtown Bus Terminal in Manhattan, aiming to enhance transit and the local area, create jobs, and modernize infrastructure with a zero-emissions facility.
"Dr. Cash" Sentenced to Three Years for $4.8 Million Ponzi Scheme Exploiting Churchgoers in New York
Terrence Chalk, alias "Dr. Cash," was sentenced to three years in prison for defrauding investors of $4.8M in a Ponzi scheme involving church wealth seminars.
Ex-NYPD Officer and Call Center Owner Plead Guilty in Bribery Scheme Violating Accident Victims' Privacy
Former NYPD officer Suzette Trimmingham and call center owner Mervin Rhymes pleaded guilty to a bribery scheme involving exploiting traffic accident victims' data.
Stormy Weekend Ahead for New York City Boroughs with High Rainfall Predicted
The forecast indicates a wet weekend for New York City with high chances of showers and thunderstorms across the boroughs and temperatures in the mid-70s to 60s.
Firefighters Quell Basement Blaze at Manhattan Landmark, Midtown Filled With Smoke
A fire started in a Manhattan basement and spread smoke through Midtown, affecting nearby buildings including a Hilton Hotel. No injuries were reported. Firefighters contained the fire quickly.
"Real Women Have Curves" Brings Latino Immigrant Narratives to Broadway Under Sergio Trujillo's Direction
"Real Women Have Curves," a musical about the Latino immigrant experience, opens on Broadway, directed by Sergio Trujillo and featuring music by Joy Huerta.












