Justin Aguilera faces up to 25 years in prison on charges of gang assault after a violent incident at a Queens car meetup. He and others allegedly attacked a homeowner and his wife.

Suffolk County's Street Takeover Task Force has arrested four individuals involved in illegal street racing and high-speed stunts, as part of an ongoing effort to enhance public safety.

A Patchogue man received a 75-year sentence for raping his daughter and half-sister. The abuse occurred over nearly a decade, with convictions including first-degree rape.

Governors Ball returns to Queens with a lineup featuring Lorde, A$AP Rocky, and Jennie from BLACKPINK for a weekend filled with music variety in June.

New Yorkers showed mixed reactions to Venezuelan President Maduro's capture; some celebrated while others protested U.S. intervention in Times Square.

A 72-year-old man was attacked and shoved into a train in NYC, with suspect Anton Aleshin facing charges. The victim is stable; the incident follows a recent uptick in subway violence.

Multiple departments fought a fire at a North Amityville building, where an unknown substance leaked, and three people, including two firefighters, were injured.

NYC subway and bus fares increase to $3, with the MTA transitioning to the OMNY system and capping weekly charges at $35 after 12 rides. Express buses now cost $7.25; $2 OMNY cards will come into effect.

Two separate fires in Queens, NY resulted in injuries and property damage, with investigations ongoing to determine their causes. The Red Cross is assisting displaced residents.

NYPHV settled for $6.8 million over kickback scheme allegations, paying for unprovided services to a Westchester oncology practice, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

A parking garage in Yonkers was condemned due to unsafe conditions, forcing car owners to find new parking and raising concerns about maintenance negligence.

A Long Island resident won a $13.9 million New York LOTTO jackpot, with the ticket sold at Lovely Cards and Gifts. Additional, smaller prizes were also won, and winners must claim prizes with proper identification.

Governor Hochul announces a $20 million investment in New York youth programs to counter violence and economic instability, administered by the Division of Criminal Justice Services.