New York City's Rent Guidelines Board has approved rent increases for rent-stabilized units, with a 3% hike for one-year leases and 4.5% for two-year leases starting October 1.

Footage of a fatal police encounter involving Donnell Hogan, who was shot by Syracuse police while in a wheelchair, has been released by NY AG Letitia James for transparency.

Dr. Zhi Alan Cheng pleaded guilty to rape and sexual abuse in Queens, admitting to assaulting hospital patients and others, with sentencing set for 24 years in prison.

Governor Kathy Hochul signed new legislation in New York to expand health care services for athletes, allowing out-of-state medical teams to assist at sporting events.

Two men are wanted by the NYPD for a robbery in the Bronx, where one suspect stole a Hyundai Elantra at knifepoint, and the other fled in a black Jeep. Authorities seek public assistance.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced nearly $200 million for New York's water infrastructure upgrade, including contaminant removal and lead line replacement, to improve access to clean water and save on costs.

A former Queens couple has been indicted in North Carolina for running a wage theft scheme through their cleaning companies, facing charges including grand larceny and wage nonpayment.

A teen was fatally shot in the Bronx during a water gun fight; NYPD seeks the suspect in a dark hoodie. The incident adds to NYC's rising teen gun violence.

Willie Green of Albany was sentenced to 63 months for unlawful firearm possession after his murder conviction.

A Bronx fire linked to lithium-ion batteries injured 13 people and prompted calls for stricter regulations. Mayor Adams emphasized the dangers of uncertified batteries and urged public vigilance.

Bronx authorities indicted 19 alleged gang members from 9Raq and Thirdside for shootings, including a murder and bystander injuries, with the District Attorney seeking solutions to youth violence.

Seven teens have been indicted in Queens for a brutal park assault involving a metal bat, facing charges that could lead to 25 years in prison if convicted.

A grassroots group in Suffolk County created an app to alert residents to ICE agent sightings, used over 60,000 times since January, amid rising community concerns.