The New York State Thruway Authority is suing toll evaders owing $70 million, targeting three companies for over $1 million each and pursuing aggressive measures to recover funds for road maintenance.

A Queens man, Troy Siddons, pleaded guilty to sex trafficking a minor and weapons possession, facing a lengthy prison sentence and sex offender registration.

Jason McGuire pleaded guilty to using campaign funds for personal expenses and filed false reports, as announced by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

William Blount was convicted of a 2022 hammer attack on a woman in Queens Plaza subway station, found guilty of robbery and assault but acquitted of attempted murder.

A Queens man was arrested for assault and illegal medical practice after a woman suffered cardiac arrest and was left brain dead following an unlicensed cosmetic procedure at his home.

A dispute over concert permits at Forest Hills Stadium involves allegations of racism by Queens Borough President Donovan Richards against the local FHGC, citing increased complaints after events with predominantly African American audiences.

The race for New York City's gaming licenses is heating up, with Donald Trump set to profit if Bally's casino proposal for a Bronx golf course succeeds. Amid competition and legislative hurdles, Bally's plans a massive casino and hotel.

NYC introduces rat birth control in Harlem as part of pest management, with animal welfare support and a 24% decrease in rat complaints. The city invests $3.5 million in efforts, including public education, to control the rat population humanely.

Attorney General Letitia James released videos of an NYPD encounter in Queens that led to Emil Williams' death, emphasizing transparency but not implying guilt.

Brett Gardner's son died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a Costa Rican hotel; authorities noted high gas levels in the room, potentially from a nearby machine room.

The Working Families Party endorsed four Democrats in the NYC mayoral race, contrasting with Mayor Adams and Andrew Cuomo, while promoting a safe, affordable city vision.

The NYPD is asking for public assistance in identifying a suspect connected to a burglary on Staten Island. A reward of up to $3,500 is being offered for any information that leads to the suspect’s arrest.

A fire broke out at an animal hospital in the Bronx; over 100 FDNY personnel responded and extinguished it with no injuries, ensuring all animals were safe.