Leah Mathieu forged military orders to keep collecting paid leave from the New York City Department of Correction long after her Naval Militia service ended.

Lexus and BMW buyers in Mount Kisco were quietly charged a 2 percent commission that state investigators say did nothing for them.

NYSCOPBA's first-ever statewide gubernatorial endorsement lands on Blakeman, who has pledged to rehire every officer Hochul fired.

Workers at a Starr Ridge Road business found the abandoned German Shepherd Tuesday morning with her mouth bound in electrical tape.

A 9/11 survivor on the city council is pushing the plan, but union talks could still stall it.

Owning four or more banned vapes now creates a presumption that the products were intended for illegal sale, not that retailers are legally guilty. The unanimous vote follows a year of legislative review.

Population at Crossroads and Horizon hit 374 teens in June, nearly double the legal cap of 259.

Mark McCall and Keith Agard led a scheme that stole and resold over 120 cars across five counties.

Bill Gates warns AI could widen the gap between rich and poor nations as global child mortality climbs for the first time this century.

The competitor went into distress in Noyac Bay Sunday morning; investigators believe a medical episode may be to blame.

Three suspects approached the 17-year-old near Sheridan Avenue as he walked to school Monday, punching and stabbing him before running off.

The Kazakh star's win in New York ends Sabalenka's 99-week reign atop women's tennis and nets a record $5.5 million payday.

The Jeep driver was thrown from her vehicle after a BMW rear-ended her early Monday near W. Fordham Road.