New York mourns former Congresswoman Nita Lowey, who passed away at 87. Governor Hochul orders flags at half-staff to honor her 32-year service in the House.

Sebastien Beauzile from Long Island was cured of sickle cell anemia using a new genetic treatment, marking a major milestone in the treatment of the disease.

Anthony Riser, a murder suspect, escaped from an NYPD van in the Bronx but was recaptured four hours later. His escape raises concerns about NYPD's detainee transport procedures.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $340 million investment for water infrastructure projects in New York State, targeting public health, environment, and local economies.

An inmate at Rikers Island is indicted for assaulting a correction officer, leading to serious injuries. Robert Ray allegedly punched the officer from behind, causing her to fall and suffer facial fractures.

A Long Island tax preparer was indicted for tax and COVID-19 loan fraud, accused of causing $12 million in losses through false tax returns and misuse of PPP funds.

The NYPD is searching for eight suspects involved in thefts and robberies in Queens and the Bronx, with crimes ranging from ATM thefts to chain-snatching and assaults.

The Queens DA's 10th Annual Mock Trial Competition had law students from 18 schools participate, with Chicago-Kent College winning. It offered practical experience, and was praised by DA Katz.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues National General and Allstate Insurance for failing to protect the personal information of over 165,000 individuals.

New York officials plan to transform the Cross Bronx Expressway, introducing caps to create green spaces and reconnect neighborhoods. The project entails short to long-term goals and necessitates environmental reviews, funding, and community input.

The Neponsit Adult Day Health Care Center in Queens faces closure due to financial issues, causing concern among the local seniors who rely on its health services.

An 80-year-old man, Chaosheng Wu, was killed near his Staten Island home when struck by an SUV. The incident is under investigation, with no arrests made.

Pepper spray released by two students at a Queens middle school injured 26 individuals, prompting a response from the FDNY and hospitalization for 11 students.