Queens man Justin Lee faces charges including attempted rape, strangulation, and burglary after an attempted assault on a 12-year-old girl in Brooklyn, and prior assaults on other minors.

New York Governor Hochul extends an executive order allowing pharmacists to administer the 2025-26 COVID vaccine, urging federal action on child vaccination access.

NYC tenants to receive a $3.1 million settlement from the Lefrak Organization for improper water surcharges, following a Tenant Protection Unit investigation.

Mahindra Hansraj has been sentenced to 18 years for a 2023 car theft in Queens that resulted in Tauree Thompson's death after Thompson clung onto the vehicle and was thrown off.

Two New York men were indicted for stealing over $800,000 in pandemic relief funds, facing charges that include grand larceny, identity theft, and criminal possession of stolen property.

Over 200 animals and a 95-year-old woman were found in poor conditions in a Northport home leading to charges of animal cruelty and endangering an elderly person against two individuals.

Austin Evans was sentenced to 15 years for arson after setting a fire in a Bronx building, following an argument with a victim, endangering occupants.

AG Letitia James leads a multi-state lawsuit against DOJ rules restricting services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault who can't immediately prove immigration status.

Long Island's Holtsville Ecology Center is closing due to budget issues and allegations of animal neglect, despite being a popular educational resource for nearly 50 years.

Christian Mur-Santana pleaded guilty to conspiracy and distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl, after being investigated by the DEA and USPIS for mailing drugs from Nevada to New York.

The NY AG's Office is investigating a Queens crash where an off-duty NYPD officer's car collided with a motorcycle, killing the rider and injuring another person.

Carlos Ramirez, a member of the Sunset Trinitarios gang, was sentenced to life for various violent crimes, including the murders of two teenagers in New York.

The OSI cleared Nassau County Police officers of criminal charges in the fatal incident involving Morgan Salomone, citing no evidence of criminal negligence.