March 7 – New York State Governor Kathy Hochul deploys 750 national guard troops to the New York City subways to counter crime and a recent spike in violent assaults.[6]
April 25 – The New York Court of Appeals overturns former American film producer Harvey Weinstein's 2020 conviction in the state for rape by a vote of 4–3, and orders a new trial. However, Weinstein will still remain in prison on a 2022 conviction in California for rape.[10]
May 30 – Former president of the United States Donald Trump is found guilty by a jury on all 34 felony counts relating to falsifying business records, becoming the first U.S. president to be convicted of a crime.[14]
May 31 – Pro-Palestinian protesters occupy parts of the Brooklyn Museum in New York City.[15]
Incumbent New York representative Jamaal Bowman loses a Democratic Party primary challenge against George Latimer in the 16th district, in what has become the most expensive House of Representatives primary in history by campaign spending.[16]
Thousands of people gather in Manhattan, New York City, United States, to protest against the Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip, rally for support of Palestinians, and call for New York institutions to divest from Israeli businesses.[21]
September 25 – New York Mayor Eric Adams is indicted on federal charges following a corruption investigation, becoming the first mayor of New York City to face criminal charges while in office.[23]
November 8 - A massive wildfire burns in the forests of New York and New Jersey. Fire fighters from both states joined forces to put out the fire. [26]
December 4 – UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was assassinated outside a hotel in midtown Manhattan in what police believe was a targeted attack. The assassin was a 28 year old man who fled to another state. He was later extradited to New York.[27][28]
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