Governor Hochul distributes $194 million through the Summer EBT to help 1.6 million low-income NY kids with food during the summer, contrasting with federal GOP cuts to similar programs. The benefits aid child nutrition and prep for the school year.

NYPD seeks public help to identify suspects in a daylight armed robbery in the Bronx and urges tips to assist the investigation.

New York Attorney General Letitia James sues Zelle's operator, EWS, for failing to prevent fraud, demanding restitution and enhanced security measures.

New York AG Letitia James released body-cam footage from a fatal police encounter involving the Town of Poughkeepsie Police and Brian Czornyj, adhering to transparency commitments.

Long Island couple charged with operating a fentanyl drug den and animal cruelty after police find a large quantity of fentanyl and neglected puppies in their apartment.

Two suspects are wanted by the NYPD after an attempted theft and assault at a Bronx store. When confronted by an employee, the suspects punched him multiple times before fleeing the scene.

The family of 2-year-old Montrell Williams is suing the NYPD for $60.5 million, claiming negligence in responding to his disappearance and subsequent death.

NYC gears up for a cultural weekend with events like the Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival in Queens, Shakespeare in the Park, jazz performances in Central Park, crafts at Greenbelt Nature Center, and the Festival Orchestra's summer series.

Hans Kissle recalls mislabeled pasta salad as potato salad due to undeclared wheat, posing risks for those with allergies. No illnesses reported; products sold at Stop & Shop.

A 33-year-old man was fatally shot outside a Bronx smoke shop, marking the precinct's sixth homicide and eighteenth shooting this year. Police are seeking a masked gunman and have not made arrests.

A former Bronx hospital clerk has admitted to misusing patient data in a pandemic relief fraud scheme, potentially facing decades in prison.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams increased funding for five district attorney's offices by 23%, totaling $633 million, to improve the justice system's speed, fairness, and efficiency.

Bayside, Queens residents are dealing with the destruction from flash floods after a storm, highlighting the area's infrastructure problems and need for city intervention.