A Bronx man, Alexis Morillo, was convicted of attempted assault and related crimes after shooting at an off-duty NYPD detective during a road rage incident on the Long Island Expressway.

A tentative deal between the Legal Aid Society and its attorneys' union has averted a strike in NYC over pay and working conditions, including new workload protections and parental leave.

Nigel Joseph is charged with payroll tax evasion, wire fraud, and identity theft, allegedly using illegal means to fund a lifestyle of luxury while neglecting tax obligations.

Man arrested for manslaughter after the fatal stabbing of a Bronx teenager on a Manhattan subway platform; the victim identified, no further details on the altercation's cause.

NYPD seeks help to identify Bronx robbery suspects and encourages public tips through their hotline and online options, highlighting the importance of community assistance.

Nassau County faces a rabies resurgence, with 25 cases since July last year, and health officials are responding with vaccination efforts and public warnings to avoid and report wildlife interactions.

Police are searching for two suspects who robbed a man at gunpoint at a Bronx gas station on July 11. The NYPD urges anyone with information to contact @NYPDTips or call 1-800-577-TIPS.

Target opened a new store in Astoria, Queens, with another planned for Bridgehampton, NY. Store director Faye Cardoso, a 25-year employee, leads the Astoria opening that has created local jobs.

The NYPD is seeking a man for an attempted rape in the Bronx; the incident occurred near East 150 Street and Wales Avenue. No suspect description is released, but the public's help is requested.

A former co-op board president pleaded guilty to stealing over $120,000 from a 93-year-old woman and was sentenced to three years conditional discharge.

Two teens were stabbed at a Huntington Station community fair; one is seriously injured, the other less so. No arrests have been made; police seek information.

The NSTC EUV Accelerator opened in New York, marking a key development in semiconductor technology with state and industry leaders attending the event.

Attorneys general and governors are suing the Trump administration for freezing $7 billion in education funding, potentially impacting various educational programs and services.