The NY Giants drafted edge rusher Abdul Carter and QB Jaxson Dart in the 2025 NFL Draft, the latter after a trade with Houston. Dart is seen as a developmental prospect behind veteran QBs.

A Bridgehampton man was charged with immigration fraud for allegedly lying about his role in the Rwandan genocide to acquire U.S. entry and citizenship.

A man from Bridgehampton was indicted for visa and naturalization fraud after hiding his role in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, where he oversaw violence against the Tutsi population.

NYC City Council is voting on a ban of "non-essential" helicopter flights following a fatal crash, amid debates on noise and safety versus economic benefits.

The Jones Road wildfire in N.J. prompted evacuations and air quality warnings, as it remained 10% contained, endangering homes and causing power outages.

Two New York men were sentenced to three years in connection with running a multimillion-dollar hawala scheme. The court also imposed significant forfeiture orders, along with two years of supervised release.

Donald Trump supports a Long Island school district's opposition to New York's ban on Native American mascots. Despite a lawsuit dismissal, Massapequa fights to keep its "Chiefs" identity, sparking a debate over cultural respect and state authority.

NYPD seeks suspect for subway harassment in Queens; up to $3,500 reward offered for information on the assailant who used racial slurs and kicked a woman.

Attorney General Letitia James announced a deal to keep Preston High School in the Bronx open for at least 25 more years, facilitated by the Bally's Foundation.

27 members of Tren de Aragua, charged with crimes including racketeering and sex trafficking, by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces an additional $30 million in incentives for electric vehicle adoption in New York through the Drive Clean Rebate and Charge Ready NY 2.0 programs.

Harry Torres caused a fire by burning sex toys in Staten Island, leading to multiple homes and vehicles being damaged. He faces arson charges but claims it was accidental.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan and Catholic Charities distributed food to families in the Bronx on Holy Thursday, providing not just meals but dignity and choice.