NY Attorney General warns against price gouging during a severe winter storm and reminds businesses of legal consequences. Residents are urged to report overpricing.

Journalist Marvin Scott received the Key to the City of New York from Mayor Eric Adams for his six-decade career.

CVS employee Edeedson Cine, 23, was fatally stabbed in Lindenhurst, NY; police seek a white male suspect in his 40s.

NYC's cellphone ban in schools has led to the unexpected issue of students struggling to read analog clocks, as they rely heavily on digital timekeeping. Despite attempts to curb device use, students seek ways to circumvent the ban.

NYC reports a significant drop in violent crime for 2025, with homicides down to 297 and a 20% decrease in shootings from the previous year, despite a rise in rape reports.

New York-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital settled for over $616,000 in a kickback scheme case, after an investigation by the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and the US Attorney’s Office.

NYPD officer fatally shot a man wielding a box cutter in Queens after a domestic dispute call and efforts to deescalate. An investigation is underway.

NYC Mayor-elect Mamdani names Bozorg as Deputy Mayor for Housing and Su as Deputy Mayor for Economic Justice, signaling a focus on affordability and economic equality.

Former tech executive Mark Angarola is sentenced to 38 months for embezzlement and tax evasion, resulting in over $8.3 million in losses to his company and $668,000 to the IRS.

Former nursing home aide Rachel Paillet pleads guilty to stealing over $60,000 from a resident's debit card at The Pearl Nursing Center in Rochester, New York.

NY Governor Hochul announces $12.6 million in grants for environmental education in pollution-burdened communities.

A 72-year-old woman, Lydia Marzan, was found dead near the New York Botanical Garden. Police are investigating, with no immediate signs of a suspicious death.

Footage of a fatal traffic collision involving an off-duty NYPD officer and motorcyclist Royan Thomas in Queens was released by New York Attorney General Letitia James for investigation transparency.