Governor Hochul's administration is seeking an investigation into the funding of an ad campaign opposing her home care program overhaul in New York, amid concerns about donor transparency and adherence to lobbying laws.

The New York AG's Office will not charge a Troy police officer in the fatal collision that killed Sabeeh Alalkawi, after an investigation found no "gross deviation" from expected conduct.

Kenneth J. Ward, Jr. admitted to threatening to kill a U.S. District Judge and faces up to 10 years in prison.

NY Governor Hochul announces a $60 million investment in NYC's EV charging infrastructure, with Revel adding 267 new charging stalls to advance the state's green economy goals.

Emmanuel Moncoeur, a Queens real estate broker, was found dead with his hands and feet bound, after being missing since January. The case is being investigated as a homicide.

Bronx DA Darcel D. Clark announced that Sharief Bodden is charged with murdering 64-year-old ambulette driver and local musician Peter Forrest. Bodden faces trial on May 16, 2025, for the January 13, 2025 killing.

The U.S. Attorney's Office is pursuing civil forfeiture of a Bronx house used for drug and firearm trafficking by the "Drilly Gang," located near a school.

The NY Attorney General won't charge an NYPD officer in Ervin Zacarias Antonio Agustin's death, lacking evidence of criminal intent or recklessness when Agustin was hit by a police vehicle.

A cosmetologist in Flushing is charged with assault for illegally administering treatments like Botox. Fei Min, 41, operated without a valid license and could face up to 7 years if convicted.

FDNY firefighters swiftly and precisely rescued a 15-year-old boy in Queens after he was impaled by a fence, transporting him with the impaled section to avoid further injury.

Beyoncé announces "Cowboy Carter Tour" dates, starting in Los Angeles and including limited cities in the US and Europe, with presale tickets available from February 13.

A fire in Bay Shore, Long Island killed one woman and displaced others, spreading to three homes. The cause is under investigation but isn't deemed criminal yet.

The NYPD is seeking six people who commandeered and vandalized a subway train in Queens, breaking windows and obscuring cameras. They recorded the incident themselves.