Three NYC postal workers face charges for the sexually motivated kidnapping and attempted sexual assault of a coworker.

Community Options, Inc. and its affiliate settled for $5 million over Medicaid billing issues related to Adult Day Habilitation services, including inadequate policies and failure to document services correctly.

New Yorkers will experience a mix of sunny skies and potential showers throughout the week, with varying conditions in the NYC boroughs, but no hazardous weather is expected.

Lady Gaga announces her "MAYHEM Ball" tour, which includes performances at New York City's Madison Square Garden, emphasizing an intimate arena experience over stadium shows.

A worker was seriously injured after being crushed by a falling dumbwaiter in a Midtown building; the FDNY conducted a complicated rescue operation to save him.

A person was struck by a train at 14th Street-Union Square, causing L train service disruptions and a fatality. The MTA provided alternate routes for commuters.

Luigi Mangione, charged with murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, seeks a jail laptop to review evidence, amid his lawyers' protest against prosecutorial conduct and alleged evidence leaks.

A judge ordered a temporary halt to the detention of Columbia student Yunseo Chung by ICE, amid her ongoing lawsuit related to her protest involvement.

NY Attorney General Letitia James reached a settlement with Con Edison over workplace harassment and discrimination.

NYC boroughs expect showers with highs in 50s and 60s, Manhattan and Brooklyn with 20% rain chance. Queens to be chillier but clear later, The Bronx has a higher rain chance at 30%, and Staten Island similar to others. No severe weather expected.

Time Out Market is opening a new food hall in Union Square, featuring seven kitchens, a bar, and a stage, set to launch this fall in the Zero Irving building.

Elizabeth Street Garden in Little Italy faces eviction as NYC plans to develop affordable senior housing on the site, despite legal appeals and community opposition.

Two men were arrested in New Jersey for a sledgehammer robbery of a Westchester jewelry store, with $1.7 million in valuables stolen. They face up to 20 years per charge.