A van crashed into a Staten Island laundromat, injuring seven people including the driver, who is in critical condition. The incident is under investigation.

Atikur Razzaque from Queens was sentenced to 15 months for alien smuggling after pleading guilty to smuggling three Bangladeshi nationals into the U.S.

Four individuals and three companies were indicted for an alleged deed fraud scheme in Queens, NY, accused of using falsified documents to steal homes.

Pirate's Booty founder Robert Ehrlich declared himself Sea Cliff's mayor, creating a disturbance that resulted in police intervention and an official reminder of the legal election process.

Governor Hochul announced the early start of State Route 347 bridge construction in Suffolk County, beginning in 2028 instead of 2034 to improve traffic and support economic growth.

Court ordered reinstatement of unjustly fired federal workers, a move led by NY Attorney General Letitia James against the Trump administration's practices.

A Bronx man faces potential reincarceration after an appellate court reinstated his case, two years after his conviction was overturned for ineffective counsel.

Governor Hochul has announced funding for Poughkeepsie, Nyack, and Dobbs Ferry to revitalize downtown areas, with Poughkeepsie receiving $10 million and the other towns $4.5 million each.

Avelo Airlines expands with 13 new routes from Long Island, offering fares from $39. Starting June 12, the budget airline adds flights from MacArthur Airport to destinations like Florida and North Carolina.

NYPD arrested suspect Anthony Riser in a Bronx homicide case, facing multiple charges including murder and weapon possession for the killing of Richard Spigner Jr.

A school bus caught fire in the Bronx with no students on board; the FDNY extinguished the flames and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Governor Hochul announces a crackdown on impaired driving in New York from March 10-17, with increased patrols and sobriety checkpoints to prevent DUI incidents.

Isaiah Stokes was convicted of murder for the 2021 shooting of Tyrone Jones, who was shot 11 times in his car. Stokes tracked Jones with a GPS before the attack.