Alvin Eusebio was convicted for his role in the 174th Street Crew, a sophisticated drug operation in Washington Heights, as announced by U.S. Attorney Damian Williams.

Juan Alayo pleaded guilty to embezzling over $26,700 from a Nassau County co-op, agreeing to repayment and community service.

Rep. Josh Gottheimer announced his bid for the New Jersey governor's seat, emphasizing tax cuts and affordability, and opposes New York's congestion pricing.

NYC announces a new civil service exam that allows applicants to qualify for various public safety roles, aiming to streamline recruitment and fill nearly 900 city jobs.

Rudy Giuliani's lawyers are attempting to withdraw from representing him due to disagreements over asset forfeiture tied to a $148 million defamation judgment.

Subway services in NYC were disrupted after a person was struck by a train at Delancey Street-Essex Street station, leading to partial suspension of J and M lines.

A fire broke out on the roof of a luxury high-rise in Manhattan's Hudson Yards, with no injuries reported; firefighters controlled the situation swiftly.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul's congestion pricing plan faces opposition from the Firefighter's Union and multiple legal challenges, despite the reduced toll proposal for Manhattan entry.

Daniel Penny, a former Marine on trial for manslaughter, improperly used a lethal chokehold on a homeless man in a subway, as per testimony. The defense claims Penny was defending himself.

The Four Seasons Hotel New York is reopening after a COVID-19 pandemic closure, adding 368 rooms to a tight hotel market and reaffirming its status as the city's priciest hotel.

A woman was sexually assaulted on a Manhattan subway train, and the NYPD is seeking the suspect, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The NYPD seeks a suspect, Lewis Aranguren, in a fatal stabbing in Brooklyn and offers a reward for information.

Manhattan DA Bragg announces the indictment of 30 gang members linked to violence in Washington Heights and Inwood.