New York AG Letitia James secured approval for Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy plan, part of a $7.4 billion settlement addressing the opioid crisis and removing the Sackler family from the business.

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is investing $2 billion in Saratoga Springs, NY, to expand, creating 1,000 jobs and strengthening the state's biotech industry.

Con Edison will raise electric and gas rates in NY City and Westchester by 2.8% and 2%, down from proposed double-digit hikes, due to public and official opposition. Approval from the state Public Service Commission is pending.

The I Love Paraguay restaurant in Queens is a hub of Paraguayan culture and cuisine, serving both a small local diaspora and visitors with traditional dishes.

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a $1.1 million settlement with beef producer JBS USA over misleading "net zero" carbon footprint claims.

NY Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against Royalty Tobacco shop and its owners for illegal sales of flavored vapes and targeting underage buyers.

Broadway labor unions are considering a strike over pay and benefits, despite the industry's financial success. Negotiations with The Broadway League continue.

MGM Resorts withdrew its bid to expand Empire City Casino in Yonkers into a full-scale casino, citing a competitive landscape and reduced license terms, affecting the New York casino license race.

The Brooklyn Mirage venue, part of Avant Gardner complex, is set to be demolished due to permit issues and is facing financial troubles, with its parent company filing for bankruptcy.

Saul Zabar, co-owner and president of Zabar’s grocery store, passed away at 97 on the Upper West Side. He is remembered for his significant contributions to NYC's culinary culture.

NY's AG Letitia James is suing Zillow and Redfin, claiming their non-compete agreement violates antitrust laws and could harm renters and advertisers.

Willets Point, Queens casino project gets community panel's approval, progressing in the NYC casino license race.

New York's Community Advisory Committees vote on casino proposals in the Bronx and Coney Island, with potential rejection in Brooklyn and consideration for a Bally's project in the Bronx.