A Brooklyn man, Billon McLeod, was found guilty of multiple charges of sexual exploitation of minors and faces a minimum of 15 years to life in prison.

Three ex-principals of a "Pre-IPO" fund pleaded guilty to a $65 million fraud involving securities fraud, investment adviser fraud, and money laundering, facing up to 60 years in prison.

The Baisley Pond Park Residences in Queens, a 318-unit affordable housing development converted from an old hotel, is completed as part of New York's $25 billion housing plan.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has appointed new and returning members to the Rent Guidelines Board to address the housing crisis, emphasizing continuity and expertise in the decision-making process.

New Yorkers face 100% rain chance, with temperature drops and potential thunderstorms. Gale Warnings and advisories for high winds issued across boroughs; snow expected Tuesday.

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani named Sherif Soliman as the new OMB director, emphasizing Soliman's extensive city government experience and alignment with Mamdani's affordability agenda.

Ex-trooper Andrew Dykes pleads not guilty to the decades-old murder of Tanya Denise Jackson and her daughter, with his lawyer set to contest DNA evidence.

The Queens DA indicted 16 people for running a drug market in Jackson Heights, with the potential for life in prison for the top charges. The bust involved undercover buys and seized drugs, guns, and cash.

The National Weather Service forecasts winter disturbances including showers, wind gusts, and thunderstorms across New York City boroughs, prompting weather advisories.

Whole Foods is set to open in a historic bank building in Ridgewood, Queens, spurring mixed reactions about gentrification and the impact on local businesses. The store's lease and opening date are confirmed, yet financial details are undisclosed.

Governor Hochul announces a $20 million investment in New York youth programs to counter violence and economic instability, administered by the Division of Criminal Justice Services.

Footage of a fatal traffic collision involving an off-duty NYPD officer and motorcyclist Royan Thomas in Queens was released by New York Attorney General Letitia James for investigation transparency.

A Queens man received a 50-year sentence for murder and assault after a family BBQ dispute led to violence, including the fatal shooting of his nephew.