A fire at a porta-potty factory in Queens injured two, including a firefighter. Over 100 responders attended the two-alarm blaze; the cause is under investigation.

New York state legislators consider relaxing campaign finance rules within the ongoing budget deliberations, potentially allowing larger donations to be matched with public funds, amid criticism from watchdogs.

A 19-year-old, Joseph Kling, was arrested for setting a fire leading to a 15,000-acre wildfire in New Jersey, impacting air quality and prompting evacuations.

NY Attorney General Letitia James stopped predatory landlord practices by Asaf Elkayam's company, ensuring tenant protections and penalizing illegal fees.

A fire in a Queens home with safety violations killed three and injured others, with residents jumping to escape and firefighters facing obstacles due to the house's modifications.

New York and New England public figures mourn the death of Pope Francis at 88, highlighting his legacy and commitment to peace, the less fortunate, and inclusivity.

A cyclist was fatally hit by an FDNY firetruck responding to an emergency call in Queens. The incident is being investigated as authorities examine the details surrounding the tragic event.

A mother and her autistic son were found dead in their Bronx home, while another child was found unharmed and is now with relatives. Police are investigating, but the deaths are not considered suspicious.

A 21-year-old man was stabbed on a Bronx subway; Lateef Green, 50, was arrested for the attack. Despite the incident, transit crime in the area is reportedly down by over 14%.

A couple, Fan and Zwang, have been missing from Old Brookville, Long Island since March 30, causing concern in their community. The Nassau County police are seeking public assistance.

31 individuals were convicted for drug trafficking in New York following investigations by the OAG and Syracuse Police, leading to significant drug and asset seizures.

JPMorgan Chase sues more customers over fraudulent withdrawals made after exploiting an "infinite money glitch," and is taking legal measures to prevent misuse of bankruptcy protections for debts incurred from fraud.

Bronx man Ralph Wallace indicted for violent sex trafficking involving multiple women; includes abuse and coercion tactics. He faces a mandatory minimum of 15 years if convicted.