Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks Start of $160M 'The Carriage House' Development in Downtown Patchogue
Governor Hochul has initiated the groundbreaking for The Carriage House, a $160 million mixed-use development in Downtown Patchogue, which will include 262 homes with 53 affordable units, infrastructure improvements, and over 400 parking spaces.
26-Year-Old Cyclist Dies in Queens After Collision with Car Door in North Corona
A cyclist, Cristian Villafuerte Vasquez, died in Queens after colliding with a car door opened by a driver. The incident highlighted the ongoing danger of "dooring" to the city's cyclists. No charges have been filed against the driver.
Bronx Teen Detained by ICE During Check-In, Sparking Legal Advocacy and Community Concerns
ICE detained 16-year-old Joel Camas during a check-in, causing concern amid immigrant communities and legal advocates. Despite his special immigrant juvenile status, he is now held at a minors' facility, with his legal team seeking his release.
Queens Woman Arrested for Allegedly Abandoning Baby at Penn Station, NYPD Investigating Motives
A woman from Queens was arrested for allegedly abandoning her baby at Penn Station. She faces child abandonment and endangerment charges. The baby was found and is stable; police used surveillance and a tip to apprehend the mother.
New York Attorney General Secures $1.5 Million Settlement from Alba Services for Labor Violations Affecting Over 700 Workers
New York Attorney General Letitia James obtained a $1.5 million settlement from Alba Services for labor violations, delivering $1.4 million to harmed workers and enforcing policy reforms.
Gov. Hochul Highlights $21 Million Investment in Law Enforcement Tech to Boost Safety on Long Island
Governor Kathy Hochul visited the Garden City Police Department to highlight a $21 million investment in law enforcement technology in Long Island, part of a larger $127 million grant aimed at improving public and officer safety.












