Governor Hochul announces an expansion of New York's partnership with GoGoGrandparent to provide senior citizens with no-cost rides and increase their independence.

AG Letitia James led a coalition to secure the continuation of AmeriCorps programs, preventing major cutbacks and ensuring federal support of over $184 million.

Doug Lipari is appointed as NYC's executive director of the Office of Talent and Workforce Development, aiming to connect locals with sustainable careers and modernize labor enforcement with new digital tools.

Win Naing, 20, from Utica, faces federal charges for receiving and possessing child pornography, with the FBI and local law enforcement involved in the investigation.

Buffalo's Milk-Bone manufacturing facility is undergoing a $53 million renovation, including a new production line and 17 new jobs, with investment from New York State and private sector support.

MS-13 gang associate Juan Amaya-Ramirez receives a 45-year sentence for the 2018 murder of teenager Andy Peralta.

NY AG's OSI finds no basis for charges against officers in Daevon Roberts' death following a traffic stop altercation, as use of force is deemed justifiable.

Four Bronx teens have been charged with second-degree murder and related counts for the fatal stabbing of 14-year-old Angel Mendoza at a playground, in what is described as a retaliatory attack.

Ex-VA employee Edmond Anadio was charged with stealing ~$85,000 in false disability benefits while earning over $100,000 annually. Released pending trial, he faces up to 5 years if convicted.

Seven individuals face federal charges for a narcotics conspiracy including murder and racketeering, centered around the "MOLINA DTO" and linked to a gang in Newburgh, New York.

Trump's executive order to cut funds over cashless bail sparks debate, with potential NYPD budget impacts and political division over criminal justice reform.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run in the Bronx; police are investigating and no arrests have been made. Traffic deaths in the Bronx have declined this year.

New York's AG Letitia James secured a $12 million settlement from Van Duyn nursing home in Syracuse for resident neglect and financial abuse by owners Steif and Koenig. The settlement requires reforms and establishes a Resident Care Fund.