A New Jersey teen was charged with felony and misdemeanor crimes after a break-in and vandalism at Playland Park in New York causing $57,000 in damages.

A Bronx man was arrested for allegedly raping and imprisoning a 15-year-old girl he met online. He faces multiple charges as authorities investigate his past for similar offenses.

Police suspect a triple murder-suicide after finding four dead in a Bronx apartment, including a 44-year-old man, his mother, daughter, and her boyfriend.

California enhances financial aid for crime victims, with Governor Hochul raising funeral cost caps and offering more for scam victims and crime scene cleanup.

New York requires businesses to disclose the use of personal data in algorithmic pricing starting November 10, as outlined by Attorney General Letitia James.

Trump endorsed Cuomo in NYC mayoral race, threatening funding cuts if Mamdani wins, and criticized his opponent's views, while early voting numbers soared.

An altercation over parking in Queens turned violent, resulting in a man being slashed in the neck. NYPD seeks information on the suspect who fled the scene.

A firefighter was injured while responding to an apartment fire in the Bronx, with no other casualties reported yet; the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Governor Kathy Hochul has approved $135 million for New York's water infrastructure, aiding local governments in improving water quality and replacing lead pipes, with some funds stemming from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

A former Rikers Island correction officer is charged with grand larceny for filing false medical treatment documents to justify sick leave, totaling $11,200.78 in stolen wages.

Five individuals were arrested over distributing counterfeit opioid pills linked to the overdose deaths of Robert De Niro's grandson and Chris Stein's daughter.

Elmhurst, Queens residents oppose a 13-story development, fearing gentrification and displacement of small businesses and elderly locals, amid wider concerns about such changes in Queens.

The TCS New York City Marathon will see 50,000 runners and 1 million spectators across five boroughs, with heightened NYPD security and no threats reported.