Celebrities and athletes played a 10-hole scramble before the Ryder Cup, while Gov. Hochul announced extra trains for fans due to the excitement. Despite weather concerns, the event showcased sportsmanship and camaraderie.

The 43North startup competition's 11th annual event in Buffalo has announced its semi-finalists competing for a $5 million investment prize on October 16.

A 13-year-old boy was critically injured after being shot in the head in a Queens Dunkin' Donuts parking lot; the suspect remains at large. NYPD is investigating the case.

A court order was secured by AG Letitia James and a coalition, restraining the Trump administration from forcing states to share SNAP recipients' sensitive data.

The NYPD Crimestoppers are seeking information on an armed robbery in the Bronx, where a man was held at gunpoint and robbed of $13,000 during a sneaker purchase.

Haifa Smoked Fish recalls smoked salmon and sea bass over Listeria concerns, with specific lot numbers 219 and 212, advising consumers to return products for refunds. No related illnesses reported yet.

Roosevelt High School senior, Alvaro Velasquez, was detained by ICE and opted to return to Guatemala before graduation. His superintendent plans to deliver his diploma in Guatemala.

Long Island narcotics raid yields the first regional seizure of nitazene, an opioid stronger than fentanyl, and various other drugs. Suspect Anthony Gianatiempo faces charges. DEA warns of the drug's dangers.

A man was charged with deliberately running down a teenager and her family with his SUV in Elmhurst, resulting in the teen's death and other injuries.

Two pedestrians were hit by an intoxicated driver in Queens; the driver faces multiple charges after also crashing into a car and building. Both victims are stable.

Justin Torres received a 37-month prison term for his role in drug trafficking in Ulster County, having distributed fentanyl and cocaine. The case involved multiple defendants and agencies, with ongoing sentencing for other accused individuals.

The CCRB substantiated misconduct charges against NYPD Officers in the fatal shooting of Win Rozario; his family filed a lawsuit, and advocates seek accountability amidst police reform debates.

Five individuals were arrested for a $20 million retail fraud scheme involving home improvement chains, using shell companies and bad checks for resale.