NY Attorney General Letitia James filed lawsuits against MoneyLion Inc. and DailyPay, Inc. for illegal payday lending practices, claiming they exploited thousands with high-interest loans.

NYPD seeks help finding missing Bronx girl, Serenity Roaye-Whitehead, 13, last seen April 11. She's 5'1", 110 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. Public urged to provide tips confidentially.

A love triangle in Bayside, Queens, resulted in a murder-suicide, leaving a 17-year-old and a 28-year-old man dead.

A 17-year-old was shot in a Bronx store; police seek two masked suspects seen fleeing on a scooter. The victim is expected to recover; no arrests yet.

Two men in Queens have been indicted for sex trafficking, promoting prostitution, and related crimes, including the coercion of a Chinese woman into prostitution.

A young father in Long Island is indicted for the murder of his 2-month-old daughter, after allegedly beating and shaking her, causing severe injuries that led to her death.

NYC's new mandatory composting policy is facing opposition from City Council members who seek to eliminate fines and make participation voluntary due to perceived failures and burdens.

New York AG Letitia James leads a multi-state lawsuit against the Trump administration for blocking access to federal education funds meant to assist with COVID-19 impacts.

NYC's food and fashion sectors are adjusting to the impact of Trump's tariffs, with restaurant owners stockpiling and bar owners fearing price increases on imports.

NYC Council is set to pass bills increasing oversight of NYPD's use of surveillance technology, following concerns about transparency in deploying tools like facial recognition and drones.

Christopher Gil pleaded guilty to distributing methamphetamine in Schenectady, facing up to 20 years in prison and fines. HSI and DEA investigated the case.

A coalition led by Attorney General Letitia James is opposing the practice of excessive overdraft fees by banks and is advocating for maintaining a CFPB rule that limits these charges.

The U.S. Secret Service seized a domain linked to a cryptocurrency "pig butchering" scam, with reported victim losses of over $4.6 million, as part of efforts to combat fraud targeting the vulnerable, including the elderly.