NY Attorney General Letitia James and other attorneys general secured a settlement with the NCAA, allowing student athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness.

A Glenville man is charged with distributing CSAM; the FBI and state police investigate, while he awaits a detention hearing. Project Safe Childhood leads the prosecution efforts.

NYC's mixed weather forecast includes sun and rain, with highs around 60 and lows in the 40s, a 90% chance of Thursday rain, and a sunny weekend expected.

PepsiCo acquires prebiotic soda brand Poppi for nearly $2 billion, aiming to expand its healthy drink options and capture more of the functional soda market.

New York Governor Hochul emphasizes AI leadership and public benefit in response to the federal AI Action Plan, highlighting IP security and collaboration with the federal government.

Forever 21, facing competition and declining mall traffic, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to close all NY and NJ stores, liquidate U.S. assets, but keep international locations open.

Daily Provisions opens new locations in Jersey City, offering a Taylor ham breakfast sandwich, and in Rockefeller Center, promising quick bites and seating for 19.

Manhattan's 264th St. Patrick's Day Parade is set to take place with 2 million people expected, street closures, and added trains. It will be broadcast live for those who can't attend.

Marco Rubio supports continuing to revoke visas and green cards of those the U.S. deems threats, following Mahmoud Khalil's arrest for Palestinian activism.

NYPD seeks a suspect after a man was set on fire in Times Square and is critically injured. The attack appears non-random, with both men possibly acquainted.

NYC district attorneys are training retailers to issue trespass notices, turning repeat shoplifting into felonies, aiming to counteract bail reforms and reduce retail theft. Critics fear this criminalizes poverty and undermines state reforms.

New York's weather is expected to clear up after morning showers, with temperatures reaching the upper 50s and dropping slightly as the day progresses. The week will bring a mix of sun and possible showers, with no hazardous weather anticipated.

Flu cases and hospitalizations are dropping in New York, signaling a possible end to a severe flu season. Health experts still advise getting vaccinated, as flu A strains dominate and the season hasn't officially ended.