A man from Troy, NY, pleaded guilty to planning to distribute cocaine after being arrested with three kilos of the drug. He faces 5-40 years in prison and significant fines.

A Piper PA-32 crashed in Long Island Sound, with both occupants rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard and reported in stable condition. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Governor Hochul expands NY's Volunteer Firefighter Training Stipend to include wildland fire suppression, supporting volunteers amid increasing wildfires.

Williams Companies seeks to relaunch natural gas pipeline projects in New York, with Gov. Hochul showing openness amid high energy costs, despite potential environmental opposition and challenges.

Venezuelan student Dylan, 20, was detained by ICE in New York after his asylum case was dismissed, sparking outcry from city education officials and advocates.

A homeowner in East Shoreham found an unidentified body in their pool, with Suffolk County Police investigating a possible link to fugitive Matthew Zoll.

Non-citizen travelers in the U.S. face increased scrutiny, with reports of extended questioning and device searches at airports, an outcome of tighter immigration policies.

Debates intensify over the OneLIC rezoning plan in Queens as residents express concerns and hopes for the proposed changes including new parks, schools, and affordable housing.

Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano urges the New York State Gaming Commission to expedite the approval of full gaming licenses for Empire City Casino and Resorts World New York, emphasizing the economic benefits and tax revenues they could bring.

Two individuals are sought by NYPD for assaulting an 89-year-old woman, Maggie Foy, at a Bronx bus stop. Foy suffered severe injuries and is in a critical but stable condition. The suspects fled, and police are asking for public assistance.

The 37th annual Fleet Week in NYC began with ships parading on the Hudson River, offering public tours and showcasing military technologies until May 26.

Bernardo Raul Castro Mata pled guilty to attempted murder and assault for shooting two NYPD officers in East Elmhurst. He faces 28 years in prison at sentencing on June 10.

New York Governor Hochul announces a $10.4 million grant to improve animal shelters, indicating strong state support for animal welfare and shelter facility enhancements.