AG's report on Geoffrey Parris' death finds no NYPD charges; he was fatally shot after brandishing a BB gun, which officers mistook for a real firearm.

Taxi drivers in NYC face a wave of pepper-spray attacks and robberies by the "Pepper Spray Crew," prompting calls for more NYPD action and driver protection.

NY Attorney General sues Capital One for allegedly using deceptive practices, depriving customers of promised interest by offering better rates to new accounts only.

Accused of fatally stabbing FDNY EMS Capt. Alison Russo, Peter Zisopoulos was declared unfit for trial, leading to frustration among FDNY members and Russo's family.

Approximately 40 Belgian Malinois dogs were rescued from inhumane conditions in a Queen's apartment, in an operation by the ASPCA and ACC. They lacked outdoor access and are now receiving care but are not yet adoptable.

A hit-and-run in the Bronx resulted in the death of Kelvin Mitchell, 43; the suspect in a black Mercedes fled and remains at large. Mitchell was mourned by the local community.

Chris Montalbano's $25,000 Sea-Doo was stolen in a suspected surveillance-jamming heist on Long Island, with security footage missing during the theft.

The LGBTQ+ community anticipates whether Pope Leo XIV will follow in Pope Francis' inclusive steps regarding their acceptance in the Roman Catholic Church.

MS-13 gang member Omar Villalta sentenced to 55 years for involvement in five murders, reflects on law enforcement’s commitment to combating gang violence.

New York Nissan dealerships were penalized for deceptive practices, with Attorney General James securing over $3.2 million in restitution for customers overcharged on vehicle buyouts.

Amanda Houle is appointed as Chief of the Criminal Division by the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, marking her return to public service.

Governor Hochul announces automatic inflation refund checks for New Yorkers who have filed tax returns, with amounts varying by income level. The state's budget also proposes expanding tax credits and eliminating school meal costs.

New York correctional officer Christopher Walrath pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of inmate Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional Facility, with a reduced sentence of 15 years.