Former Art Advisor Lisa Schiff Sentenced to 30 Months for $6.5 Million Art Fraud in Manhattan
Art advisor Lisa Schiff was sentenced to 30 months in prison for defrauding her clients of $6.5 million by misusing funds intended for art transactions.
Uniqlo Opens First North American Coffee Shop in Midtown NYC and GU Debuts Flagship Store in SoHo
Uniqlo has opened its first North American coffee shop inside its Midtown store in NYC, while its sister brand GU has launched its first U.S. store in SoHo, marking both Japanese brands' expansion in the U.S. market.
MTA to Phase Out MetroCard Sales in NYC by Year's End, Shifts to OMNY System
MTA will stop selling MetroCards by year-end, with current cards usable for six more months. Riders can switch to OMNY cards for contactless payment, with existing MetroCard balances transferable.
'Glengarry Glen Ross' Revival on Broadway Draws Big Crowds and Big Bucks With Star-Studded Cast
"Glengarry Glen Ross" on Broadway, starring Culkin, Odenkirk, and Burr, sees high resale ticket prices, with discussions of a potential all-female cast following its run.
Federal Ultimatum to MTA, Submit NYC Subway Safety Plan or Risk Funding Cuts Amid Crime and Traffic Tensions
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has given the MTA an ultimatum to submit a subway safety plan or risk losing funds, amidst debates over crime statistics and a contested congestion pricing toll program.
Los Angeles Director Carl Erik Rinsch Charged in $11 Million Fraud Scheme Against Streaming Service
Los Angeles director Carl Erik Rinsch has been charged with defrauding a streaming service out of $11 million intended for TV production, allegedly using it for personal and speculative expenses.
Sunny Skies and Drizzle in the Forecast for New York City This Week
New York City's upcoming week includes sunny days with potential evening drizzles, and a 100% chance of Thursday night showers. Strong winds up to 44 mph may follow Friday's rain.
Manhattan Domestic Violence Case Dismissed on Technicality Amid New York's Strict Discovery Laws, Leaving Survivor Without Protection
A New York domestic violence case was dismissed due to prosecutors not disclosing an officer's minor infraction, exemplifying the contention over discovery laws and their impact on justice.
Win Son Bakery Brings Its Unique Breakfast Flair to Manhattan's East Village
Taiwanese-American Win Son Bakery expands to Manhattan's East Village, offering eclectic breakfast and more, with plans for daily operation from 8 a.m. to midnight.
NYC Defies Federal Order on Congestion Pricing as March 21st Deadline Looms, MTA and Gov. Hochul Gear Up for Legal Battle
A federal deadline approaches that may end NYC's congestion pricing; state officials, including Governor Hochul, oppose it, while the MTA sues to keep the program, which has reduced traffic.
Comedian Tracy Morgan Reassures Fans After Food Poisoning Scare at Knicks Game at MSG
Tracy Morgan experienced a medical emergency at a Knicks game, which was attributed to food poisoning. He was removed and later reassured fans of his recovery.
18-Year-Old Student Stabbed Near Martin Luther King High School in Manhattan, One in Custody
An 18-year-old student was stabbed near a Manhattan high school, with one person in custody. The incident occurred post-dismissal; the victim is stable.
Terror Attack Survivor Raif Rashed Opens 'Taboonia' in Chelsea, Weaving Resilience into Traditional Middle Eastern Cuisine
Survivor of the Nova Music Festival terror attack, Raif Rashed, opens a Middle Eastern restaurant, Taboonia, in Chelsea to promote healing and cultural connections through food.


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