Governor Kathy Hochul celebrated Metro-North Railroad's 100% on-time performance on March 9 and the LIRR's near 97% on-time rate this year, indicating improved reliability and rising ridership on New York's train services.

New York confirms a measles case in an unvaccinated Suffolk County child, prompting health warnings and calls for vaccinations amidst concerns of spread.

Richmond Hill couple indicted for violently abusing an 8-year-old, including attempted murder and assault charges.

Rego Park Health Care, a Queens-based nursing home, was bought by Pinnacle Group of Hudson Valley for $56 million. The facility offers various healthcare services and will continue operations under new ownership.

A family's attempt to make s'mores in Long Island led to brush fires that burned over 400 acres, involving 90+ emergency units. No injuries reported, but caution is urged with open flames.

New York reports a 44% increase in internet fraud, with advanced scams like account takeovers spreading. The Attorney General advises skepticism, strong passwords, and multifactor authentication as defense measures.

Lise Rossopoulos is charged with grand larceny for allegedly scamming seniors out of over $500,000 in an elder fraud scheme, facing 5-15 years if convicted.

The body of Pamela Alcantara, 26, was found near Saw Mill River Parkway in Yonkers; her ex-boyfriend is in custody, but no charges have been filed yet.

New York's proposed Medicaid cuts may reduce autism therapy funds, causing concern for care providers and advocates about service impacts for low-income families.

NYPD seeks information on a suspect who slashed a 57-year-old on a Bronx subway after a verbal dispute escalated into violence. A reward is offered for tips.

American Airlines is appealing to the Supreme Court to revive its Northeast Alliance with JetBlue, following a federal judge's ruling in favor of an antitrust lawsuit against the partnership.

Two Bronx institutions are enhancing educational accessibility: Seton College offers free tuition, supplies, and meals, while Albert Einstein College of Medicine will provide free tuition indefinitely due to a $1 billion donation.

Two inmates at Sing Sing died amidst a corrections officer strike over work conditions and solitary confinement use. The National Guard is aiding, but faces poor conditions and lacks proper training. Their deaths are under investigation.