A woman was struck and killed by a car on Staten Island; the 44-year-old victim died in the hospital. The driver was an 18-year-old man who remained at the scene; no charges were filed.

Police investigated a suspected double murder-suicide in the Bronx; three deceased found with gunshot wounds, with the alleged assailant reportedly attempting to mask the act with gas.

Bronx man Shaquille Roberts inspires his community through the TCS New York City Marathon after overcoming a burn incident, leading to him creating a running club and raising funds for scholarships.

Abdi Nageeye and Sheila Chepkirui won the men's and women's New York City Marathon, while Daniel Romanchuk and Susannah Scaroni triumphed in the wheelchair races.

A Bronx man, Ricardo Ferguson, received a life sentence for the 2021 murder of Robert Brown, Sr., linked to maintaining control over a drug operation.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for the Bronx, predicting fair skies and mild temperatures, with an upcoming change of increasing clouds and potential showers by Sunday evening.

A wildfire spread across 19 acres in North Jersey near Englewood Cliffs, sending smoke over the Hudson to NYC. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service had it 30% contained, with no immediate threat to structures.

An off-duty NYPD detective, Douglas MacEwen, was arrested in Staten Island for third-degree assault related to a domestic incident. The arrest occurred around 1:30 a.m. at the 122nd precinct. Details remain scarce as the investigation continues.

A Medford volunteer firefighter, Jonathan Quiles, was arrested on arson and reckless endangerment charges for allegedly starting a brush fire in Suffolk County.

A Rockville Centre detective faces hate crime charges after a racially charged altercation with a Black AT&T subcontractor in Manorville. He's accused of damaging the worker's vehicle and using a racial slur.

Amtrak service between New York City and New Haven was restored after being halted due to fires in the Bronx. Fires disrupted traffic and required emergency repairs.

A young alligator was rescued from a creek in Garnerville, NY, and is now in care at the Hudson Valley Humane Society after a successful operation by Haverstraw Police. The origin of the alligator is unknown.

A 15-year-old was shot in the Bronx and is in stable condition. David Ayenengoye, 20, was charged with attempted murder. The incident follows a series of youth violence in NYC.

The new 40th Precinct Station House opens in the South Bronx, featuring a community event space to foster police-community ties and aiming for LEED Gold certification.

NY Attorney General's Office probes fatal NYPD shooting of Gary Dean Worthy in Queens after a reported robbery. Worthy died in a hospital; an officer was injured. The OSI investigates police-involved deaths.

An NYC EMT, Isaiah Keller, faces attempted murder and other charges for allegedly shooting a man in Astoria, Queens, contradicting his life-saving role.

An NYC investigation found an 85% false positive rate in fentanyl tests, challenging claims that drugs sent via mail are at crisis levels in Rikers Island jails.

U.S. Attorney Damian Williams announced he will resign from his post as of December 13, 2024. Edward Y. Kim will become the Acting U.S. Attorney. Williams praised his team and the office's integrity.

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden celebrated Friendsgiving with service members in Staten Island, serving meals and expressing gratitude for their service.

Hunts Point Produce Market in New York moved 30 million pounds of produce before Thanksgiving, despite slightly lower nationwide meal costs this year.

A woman bypassed security at JFK Airport and boarded a Delta flight to Paris without a ticket or ID. She was discovered mid-flight and detained upon landing.

A federal judge found NYC in contempt over conditions at Rikers Island, potentially leading to a federal takeover of the jail complex. Mayor Adams opposes the takeover, acknowledging the need for improvements.

The article discusses the presence of 672,000 undocumented immigrants in New York State and the tensions around some being considered 'criminal', reflecting the complex immigration issues in NYC.

NYC's congestion pricing program aims to reduce traffic but may unevenly affect air quality, raising concerns especially in the South Bronx about increased pollution and health issues.

A car crash on the Hutchinson River Parkway in New Rochelle caused southbound lane closures and morning traffic delays due to a fatal single-vehicle accident.

Residents weigh in on a proposed casino and entertainment complex by Mets owner Steve Cohen, adjacent to Citi Field in Queens, which received mixed reactions at a public hearing.

NYC celebrated the passage of the "City of Yes for Housing Opportunity," aiming to create 80,000 new homes and invest $5 billion in housing and infrastructure.

The article discusses New York's recent increase in HIV diagnoses attributed to better testing and Amida Care's 20-year commitment to providing healthcare for HIV/AIDS individuals and Medicaid beneficiaries.

Animal welfare advocates question the care of "Honey," a bear euthanized at Holtsville Ecology Center, amid allegations of mistreatment and calls for reform.

The Mets' owner, Steve Cohen, signed Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million contract, outbidding the Yankees and setting a new spending record for the team.

Queens and Staten Island are dealing with their own repaving issues: Councilwoman Ariola decried poor work in Broad Channel, while Staten Island's Clove Lakes Park paths are set for repair.

Parmbir Singh of Nassau County faces serious charges for allegedly operating a homemade ghost gun operation, with possible 7-15 years in prison if convicted.

The NY Attorney General's report found the use of deadly force by Onondaga County officers justified in the fatal April incident involving Christopher Murphy.

A fire at a Staten Island marina damaged 12 boats and injured two firefighters, with poor visibility from fog and smoke hampering response efforts. The cause is under investigation.

The DOJ found that the Mount Vernon Police Department routinely violates civil rights through excessive force, unlawful searches, and baseless arrests.

Former NYCHA superintendent Corey Gilmore was convicted of bribery and extortion, with his actions compromising contracts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The OSI concluded its investigation into Zabina Gafoor's death, finding the NYPD officer who struck her will face no charges, citing lack of evidence of criminality.

DOJ report finds civil rights violations by Mount Vernon Police including unlawful arrests and strip searches. Mayor promises reform and accountability.

One person died in an early morning fire in a Fresh Meadows, Queens apartment. Firefighters responded quickly, but the victim was found deceased. The cause is under investigation.

The MTA is ordering 80 new 'open gangway' subway cars to improve commutes in NYC, with delivery by 2028. This is part of a $1.3 billion purchase financed by congestion pricing revenues.

Rex Heuermann, identified as the Gilgo Beach serial killer, faces a seventh murder charge for Valerie Mack's death in 2000. Remains identified as Mack's were found across Long Island.

A 75-year-old man was killed by a semi-truck on the LIE while attending to his parked car; subsequent traffic delays impacted both the LIE and Northern State Parkway.

Officials unveiled the new 116th Precinct Station House in Southeast Queens, a project valued at $105 million meant to improve police response times and community relations.

Nassau County police identified Josefina Ramirez Montero as the victim of a fatal Christmas Eve stabbing in Massapequa. She was found with multiple stab wounds and later pronounced dead at the hospital. No suspect information has been released.

A Queens fire seriously injured one person and left over 20 homeless; FDNY is investigating the cause, potentially a lithium-ion battery. Firefighters controlled the blaze in about two hours. The Red Cross is assisting those displaced.

A book borrowed in 1952 was returned after 72 years to the NYPL's Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library, offering a glimpse into the city's past and avoiding late fees due to a recent policy change.

The Angel Shot app, designed to improve safety in bars, allows patrons to discreetly request help with coded distress signals. Over 50 establishments are using the app, with plans for national expansion.

A 15-year-old boy was killed and two other teens were injured in separate shootings, while an unrelated stabbing in East Harlem left a 17-year-old dead.

NYC Councilmember Vickie Paladino hinted at using laser pointers to damage congestion pricing cameras, igniting legal and ethical debate. MTA Chair condemns such acts as the system faces scrutiny.

Frontier Airlines is launching low-cost flights from JFK to Miami, Dallas, and Los Angeles, with fares starting at $19, intensifying competition with American Airlines.

A bulldog puppy was found dead in a backpack on Long Island, and Suffolk County SPCA is offering a $3,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

A five-alarm fire struck a Bronx apartment building, injuring seven including firefighters. Hindered by heavy winds, 200 personnel responded and residents were displaced, taking shelter at PS 76 and on an MTA bus. The cause remains unknown.

NYC bodega owners offer a $5,000 reward for information on the "Midnight Smashers" ATM heists, with UBA demanding improved security from city officials. Police have made progress with an arrest.

Kohl's plans to close 27 stores by April due to underperformance and a focus on optimizing operations amid sales challenges. They'll also shut a California e-commerce center as they adjust to changing retail and consumer behaviors.

Man arrested for fatal stabbing of Bronx teen Caleb Rijos; NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch criticizes system's handling of mentally ill offender with past arrests.

NYPD officers shot a man who confronted them with a knife in a Bronx building after an attempted air conditioner theft call. The man is in stable condition; the incident is under investigation.

NYPD seeks public help in finding suspects of a series of armed robberies targeting lottery tickets in Manhattan and Queens, with nearly $7,000 stolen.

New York sees a 4% drop in RN graduations post-pandemic, with a faculty shortage and insufficient resources for students despite increased program applications.

A 14-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in the Bronx; the suspect, charged with murder, pleaded not guilty. Community leaders call for justice and policy changes.

A Lexus ran a red light in Staten Island, causing a school bus carrying 11 children and two adults to flip. Victims suffered minor injuries and all are in stable condition. The accident prompted community concern for child safety on the roads.

A couple was sentenced for running a prostitution ring through their New York massage parlors, with prison terms and over $1.3 million in forfeitures.

NYPD seeks public help to find a man who forced a senior to apply for credit cards in the Bronx, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Two teens were assaulted and robbed by three juveniles in a violent encounter at Syosset's Crocus Drive Playground, where they were pushed, punched, and had their heads shaved. The suspects face robbery and assault charges.

A second suspect, Bunice Knight, was arrested and charged with rape and child endangerment in the case of missing teenager Emmarae Gervasi from Long Island.

A severe winter storm disrupted Northeast travel, with New York facing cancellations, delays, and power outages. Trump's pre-inauguration event moved indoors due to the cold.

NYPD searches for a male robbery suspect in the Bronx and offers a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest. The suspect, on surveillance footage, robbed a business at knifepoint.

The last ABG gang member was sentenced to 292 months in prison, signifying an end to gang terror in parts of the Bronx and justice for violent acts including murder.

A Bronx co-op board president was indicted for allegedly exploiting an elderly tenant and stealing over $120,000. She faces charges including Grand Larceny.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a $1 billion settlement with predatory lenders, including Yellowstone Capital, providing $534 million in debt relief for small businesses.

Eleven Bronx "WashSide" gang members were sentenced for crimes including murder and racketeering; the last member received 24 years for a 2020 murder and other offenses.

A 16-year-old was injured after falling while subway surfing in Queens and is in stable condition. This incident is among several, indicating a risky trend.

Over 100 new suits allege sexual abuse in NYC juvenile jails, some dating back to the 1960s, under the Gender Motivated Violence Act before legislative window closes.

New York area flights were canceled following a deadly mid-air collision in Washington D.C. between an American Airlines plane and a U.S. Army helicopter.

NY Attorney General Letitia James reached a $1 million+ settlement with Netspend for illegal fees and misleading practices affecting low-income residents.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch unveils initiatives for NYC police reform focusing on low-level crimes and subway safety, including a new quality-of-life division and increased subway patrols.

The board of Queens Defenders has placed CEO Lori Zeno on leave and terminated her husband, amid undisclosed allegations. Other employees were also fired, with investigations ongoing.

A 17-year-old boy was seriously injured in a Queens shooting; NYPD is seeking suspects and offering a reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.

A Queens apartment fire injured two residents critically and a firefighter slightly; over 100 firefighters responded, and the cause is under investigation.

A man's body was found near a Queens expressway, with suspicions of a gunshot wound to the head and the victim being hog-tied. An ongoing investigation seeks video evidence.

NYC bodegas struggle to maintain affordable prices for the classic bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich amidst rising egg costs due to a persistent bird flu outbreak, with the future of the staple breakfast at risk.

Regional attorneys general, including New York's Letitia James, demand refunds for Optimum customers amidst a blackout of MSG Networks due to a dispute with Altice USA.

New York City issued new guidance on cooperation with ICE agents, allowing entry or information-sharing if city workers feel threatened. This sparked discussions on sanctuary city protections and employee dilemmas.

New York orders temporary closure of live poultry markets for cleaning due to bird flu, affecting supply and prices, while human health risk remains low.

A Long Island flower delivery service, SarataFlowers.com, stopped operations following numerous customer complaints about refund issues and received an "F" BBB rating.

The New York State Department of Health reported the first case of the mpox clade Ib strain, stressing public health vigilance and the availability of the JYNNEOS vaccine. No local transmission has been identified.

Mayor Eric Adams plans to issue an executive order allowing ICE back to Rikers Island in contrast to NYC's past sanctuary policies, citing safety and the strain of migrating arrivals, but facing legal and ethical objections.

The NYC Council passed legislation to improve the DOC's response to sexual violence and harassment, protect homeowners from deed theft, and address other civic issues.

A 14-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in Sunnyside, Queens, following a confrontation. Another 14-year-old faces first-degree gang assault charges. The incident's motives are under investigation.

Lavar Davis, an ex-convict, is charged with the murder of Trevor Hughes in a Bronx parking dispute, after previously serving 24 years for a 1997 murder.

Governor Kathy Hochul prepares to deploy the New York National Guard amid an illegal work stoppage by New York correction officers, aiming to secure facilities and public safety.

The NYPD seeks public help to find six suspects in a February 6th Bronx robbery where a teenager was threatened with a knife and robbed of his cellphone and sneakers.

The New York Yankees have updated their grooming policy, allowing "well-groomed beards," ending their long-standing ban on facial hair that was in place since 1976.

A husband and wife, William and Eileen Clifford, were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Islip; William was outside with gunshot wounds, Eileen inside. No known history of domestic violence was reported.

Judge Dale Ho appointed former Solicitor General Paul Clement to investigate the dismissal of corruption charges against NY Mayor Eric Adams, furthering the legal scrutiny.

NY Governor Hochul announced the deployment of North America's first battery- and electric-powered Metro-North Railroad locomotives for cleaner transportation.

New York Governor Hochul announced regulations to ensure quicker access to behavioral health care, enforcing a 10-day maximum wait for initial appointments and mandating current provider directories.

Andrew Cuomo has entered the NYC mayoral race amidst controversy from prior sexual harassment allegations and intends to reinvigorate his political career.

NY correctional officers were told to return to work or lose their health insurance after an 11-day strike over staff shortages and safety, with potential terminations for extended absences.

LGBTQ+ groups marched for the first time under their own banners at the Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade, signifying greater inclusivity and community unity.

Two individuals were arraigned for cybercrimes involving the theft and resale of over 900 concert tickets, including those for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, which netted them over $600,000.

NYPD seeks a man on video starting a fire outside a Bronx building; the suspect used gasoline and a blaze erupted, which was then extinguished by passersby.

Bronx DA rules NYPD shooting of Luis Monsanto as justified, following a detailed investigation and review of body-camera footage from the 2022 incident.

A 64-year-old man died in a Queens house fire, which injured three firefighters. The fire is under investigation; hoarding conditions may have exacerbated the situation.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

The NYC Council approved a project to transform parking lots at Citi Field into an entertainment complex with a casino, generating jobs and providing public green space.

A dispute exists over who created the March Madness bracket pool, with a Staten Island bar and a Kentucky postal worker both claiming origin in the 1970s.

A 65-year-old auto shop owner was found dead in his Queens shop with lacerations, prompting a police investigation. His identity is withheld pending kin notification.

A Delta flight's wing struck the runway at LaGuardia Airport during landing, leading to a successful go-around maneuver. There were no injuries or airport disruptions. The FAA is investigating.

Miguel Rodriguez pled guilty to charges after fleeing a U.S. immigration checkpoint and possessing illegal ammunition. He led high-speed chase and crashed without causing injuries.

NYC Mayor Adams announced the public review of the Jamaica Neighborhood Plan, which aims to build nearly 12,000 new homes and create 7,000 jobs in Queens.

Controversy arises as at least three NYC immigrants were purportedly deported to El Salvador despite a federal judge's order, with allegations of mislabeling them as gang members.

NYC is expanding its overweight truck crackdown on the BQE to include Staten Island-bound traffic, utilizing Weigh in Motion technology after a significant drop in overweight vehicles. The system's authorization requires renewal by December 1, 2025.

Governor Hochul has announced a $19.4 million project to rehabilitate two old bridges on the NYS Thruway in Rockland County, ensuring smooth travels and safety for commuters.

Three rookie Suffolk County officers helped deliver a baby on the side of a highway during a rainstorm. The mother and child were taken to the hospital and are doing well.

The New York AG's report concluded that the fatal police shooting of Courtney Gordon was legally justified, despite the tragic outcome, due to self-defense under state law.

Mayor Eric Adams and DSS Commissioner Molly Wasow Park inaugurate a 64-unit affordable housing complex in the Bronx focused on women-led households during Women's History Month, contributing to NYC's housing initiative.

New York Attorney General Letitia James calls for a public hearing on April 8 about the closure of Preston High School in the Bronx, to understand its impact on the community.

The NYPD is actively seeking a suspect in connection with a recent shooting on Staten Island. A reward of up to $3,500 is being offered for any information that could aid in solving the case. Community members are encouraged to come forward confidentially.

A 38-year-old man was fatally shot in the neck near his Bronx home. The shooter fled the scene, and police are currently seeking the suspect, reviewing surveillance footage in hopes of identifying the gunman.

Bay Area skywatchers can enjoy the Lyrids and Eta Aquarids meteor showers in April, with peak viewings on April 22 and later in the month, respectively.

Melinda Katz, the Queens DA, inducted six new Assistant District Attorneys from various top law schools, who will undergo a comprehensive six-week training involving lectures, workshops, and firsthand law enforcement experiences.

The founder of Happy Cat Sanctuary in Long Island and about 100 cats died in a fire; early investigations ruled out arson. Over $130,000 has been raised for surviving cats.

AG James' OSI concluded that the UPD officer's fatal shooting of Nyah Mway was justified and no charges could be filed, based on evidence and NY laws.

The NYPD is requesting tips to locate Hassaun Goodridge, a suspect in a Bronx shooting, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to his arrest.

NYPD Crimestoppers seeks information about a Bronx robbery by two unidentified individuals on March 24. They displayed a firearm and demanded money. A reward is offered for tips leading to their arrest.

The James Beard Foundation announced NYC finalists for 2025 awards, highlighting top restaurants and chefs in various categories, with the final winners to be revealed on June 16.

New York refuses to halt DEI programs despite the Trump administration's threat to withdraw federal funding, as reported by Gothamist and CBS News. The state claims compliance with Title VI and denies the demand for further certification.

Bronx community mourns the loss of teacher Jessica Hoyle, shot in her apartment, as they gather for a vigil. Her ex-boyfriend, Shannon Graham, suspected in her death, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Governor Hochul reports progress on combating housing discrimination in New York, with $320,000 paid to victims and policy changes made. Landmarks lit blue to honor Fair Housing Act.

Mayor Eric Adams' administration passed an order allowing federal immigration agencies to establish offices on Rikers Island for fighting gang activity, facing backlash from civil rights groups.

Speaker Carl Heastie proposes a bill to reduce Governor Hochul's power during NY budget talks, arguing against unrelated policy measures in the budget and advocating for lawmakers to be paid regardless of delays.

A Long Island teen is charged with murdering his grandmother and attempting to murder his mother over a dispute involving his computer use and school attendance.

A 24-year-old man, Jeremy Ortega, was shot and killed in Throggs Neck, Bronx. No arrests have been made; the motive is unknown. His death is the third homicide in the precinct this year.

A plane crash in Upstate New York killed six from a family, including Karenna Groff, ex-NCAA star, and her doctor parents. The MU-2B aircraft crashed near Copake during a Passover trip.

A Staten Island man, 74, lost $30,000 in a Venmo scam while New Yorkers have been conned out of $76,000 in face-to-face phone scams. Multiple arrests have been made; police urge vigilance and reporting of such crimes.

Breakneck Ridge trails and train station close for a two-year renovation to upgrade facilities, improve access, and enhance safety. Hikers can use alternative trails during this period.

NYC beer deliveries face disruption as Manhattan Beer & Beverage Distributors workers strike over pension changes and unfair labor practices, potentially impacting bar and restaurant supplies.

Governor Kathy Hochul and Mount Vernon City officials celebrated three years of progress in the city’s $150 million water infrastructure project, marking significant advancements in environmental equity.

NY Governor Hochul pushes for amendments to state's discovery laws, citing a rise in case dismissals and law enforcement issues since 2019 reforms. She aims to balance fair trials and public safety.

John A. Sarcone III appointed Lisa M. Fletcher as Chief and Cyrus P.W. Rieck as Deputy Chief of the Criminal Division in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of NY.

A woman in Queens died from a botched butt implant procedure by an unlicensed practitioner, leaving behind two young sons. The suspect is facing charges and the case is under active investigation.

A suspicious three-alarm fire in Staten Island led to multiple homes damaged and one man in custody, with no reported injuries. Investigations by FDNY and NYPD are ongoing.

Bronx DA and NYPD indict 20 alleged 800 YGz gang members for violent crimes, including murder and shootings. Their actions endangered communities and led to the seizure of nine firearms linked to other incidents.

NYPD seeks two suspects for an attempted assault in the Bronx; an 18-year-old was fired upon. Tips could lead to a $3,500 reward.

A fire on Holy Saturday damaged Saint Edmund Church in Queens before Easter. The blaze required 100+ responders and minor injuries to two firefighters. Parishioners salvaged some religious icons, and the congregation plans to rebuild.

An unauthorized cannabis operation under the LIE in Rego Park was shut down by the Queens DA's Office, with 3 arrested and various cannabis products seized.

Children in New York City immigration court, some as young as four, face legal proceedings without representation due to cuts in federal funding for legal aid, significantly increasing their risk of deportation.

The NYPD is seeking information on two suspects involved in a Bronx attempted robbery where a man was shot; a reward of up to $3,500 is offered for tips.

DoorDash settled a wage dispute with a $16.8 million payment to its delivery workers, despite ongoing allegations of wage theft in New York City. Workers protested, claiming underpayment persists.

George Santos, a former U.S. representative, was sentenced to 87 months in prison for wire fraud and identity theft, following his guilty plea last August.

Former Taliban commander Haji Najibullah pleads guilty to hostage-taking and terrorism-related charges, including attacks that led to American deaths.

NYPD officer Travis Desouza was charged with attempting to send indecent material to a minor, who was actually an undercover officer. This violation occurred during his involvement with a youth program.

An off-duty NYPD officer was grazed by a bullet to the leg in an early morning ambush in Queens. Two masked suspects fled the scene and two men have been detained. The investigation continues.

An off-duty NYPD officer was shot in the leg during a carjacking attempt in Queens; two men with criminal histories were arrested and face charges, including attempted murder.

Authorities have busted auto theft rings operating out of the Bronx, involving stolen airport rental cars and luxury vehicles, some shipped to West Africa.

Discord user Lonnie Youmans is charged with child sexual exploitation and distribution of child pornography; he remains presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Gil Iphael, 25, has been sentenced to 20 years for kidnapping, robbery, and promoting prostitution in a series of violent incidents, as announced by Queens DA Melinda Katz.

Convicted NYPD Officer Edward Byrne's murderer, David McClary, is considered for parole after 36 years, despite opposition highlighting the brutality of his crime and noting his lack of remorse.

An Astoria man was indicted on charges including hate crimes for vandalizing a church statue and assaulting parishioners. If convicted, he faces up to seven years in prison.

Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying individuals linked to an armed robbery in the Bronx. The NYPD is offering a reward of up to $3,500 for tips that lead to the suspects’ arrest and conviction.

New York Attorney General James leads 18-state coalition opposing HUD's rollback of fair housing enforcement, urging the agency to maintain anti-discrimination efforts.

Joseph Nocella, Jr. was sworn in as Interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, with a tenure to last up to 120 days or until a new appointee is confirmed.

Governor Hochul honored 68 fallen police officers at the New York State Police Officers Memorial and declared May 6 Police Memorial Day, with landmarks lit blue in tribute.

A Bronx store, Dollar Universe, sells 'mystery packages' with assorted goods from Amazon and Walmart returns. The practice raises privacy issues as personal details are sometimes included. The store's popularity persists despite concerns.

Amtrak's power issues near the East River Tunnel caused LIRR commuter delays, highlighting infrastructure problems and prompting a debate over tunnel repair strategies.

The NYPD launches an internal probe after sealed arrest records were shared with immigration authorities for a Palestinian woman's deportation case, potentially violating city policies.

A 75-year-old Long Island man, Stephen Glantz, faces animal cruelty charges after nearly 100 cats, dead and alive, were found in horrific conditions at his home.

Governor Hochul of New York celebrates FFA's 100th anniversary, announcing a new building at the State Fairgrounds and increased funding for agricultural education.

New York reports eight measles cases, with recent international travel linked; health officials emphasize vaccination, citing low rates in some areas and a national case surge.

Former mortgage broker Stacie Saunders was convicted in Queens for her role in a deed theft ring, defrauding homeowners out of over $1 million in property.

A man fired at NYPD officers after fleeing a traffic stop in Staten Island, resulting in minor injuries to three officers. He was arrested without return fire from police.

The A train service to the Rockaways in Queens, NY, closed for 17 weeks for post-Sandy repairs, reopens on May 19 with fortified infrastructure and new features for improved resilience.

Mayor Eric Adams announced a new mixed-income housing project with over 500 units on Staten Island, featuring mass timber construction and a commitment to affordable housing and sustainability.

The NYPD is seeking tips about a Bronx robbery where a 22-year-old was assaulted and his scooter stolen; a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

A 16-year-old girl was fatally shot in the Bronx during an altercation between two groups of teens. No arrests have been made, and the incident highlights ongoing youth gun violence.

Attorneys general from 20 states, led by New York's Letitia James, are suing DHS over new policy conditions linking emergency funds to immigration enforcement. They argue the mandate is unconstitutional and harmful to communities' safety.

A federal judge has ordered an external manager to oversee Rikers Island jails, citing years of violence and mismanagement. The city loses control as the court-appointed authority will drive reforms.

The Doe Fund is expanding its services in the Bronx by building three new affordable and supportive housing facilities, with one development on Webster Avenue already in progress.

NYPD Crimestoppers seeks information on two suspects in a Bronx shooting incident that left two injured, offering a reward for any tips that lead to progress.

A Queens man faces 48 counts of animal cruelty after NYPD found nearly 50 neglected dogs cramped in his apartment, with some animals euthanized due to their poor condition.

Weather-related delays affected tri-state area airports, with significant holdups at LaGuardia and Newark Liberty, and possible delays at JFK Airport. Travelers were advised to check with airlines for updates.

A 16-year-old boy was stabbed multiple times in an unprovoked attack in the Bronx; NYPD seeks the public's help.

LIRR officials express concern over Amtrak's planned East River Tunnel shutdown for repairs related to Superstorm Sandy damage, fearing significant impacts on commuter service and seeking alternatives to minimize disruption.

Brooklyn man Shao Tong Lian has been indicted for the 2022 murder of Fang Chen after allegedly hiring her for sexual services and then killing her. He faces up to life in prison if convicted.

Jacob Riis Park in Queens faces continued beach closure due to erosion and hazardous conditions, with no immediate plans for sand replenishment, despite past incidents and local infrastructure concerns.

Registered sex offender Nathaniel Drescher faces federal charges for attempting to coerce and entice a minor into sexual activity. He remains in detention and risks 20 years to life if convicted.

Michael Fan was convicted in absentia for a violent Queens home invasion and robbery from September 2022. He remains a fugitive, facing up to 25 years in prison. Co-defendant Sihao Wang pled guilty, while another accomplice is at large.

NYC Mayor Adams and Counsel Goode-Trufant won a legal battle against Price Point Distributors, barring the firm from selling illegal vape products nationwide.

Anthony Camou pleaded guilty to mail fraud and conspiracy, admitting to fraudulently obtaining over $250,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits. He agreed to restitution and faces up to 20 years in prison.

Estarling Peralta, 18, was shot dead in the Bronx after an argument near Williamsbridge Oval park. A 17-year-old suspect is charged with murder and weapon possession.

NYPD seeks a man for reckless endangerment for firing shots in the Bronx; no one injured, and a $3,500 reward is offered for tips leading to an arrest.

NYPD seeks suspects involved in a Bronx assault and robbery of an off-duty officer, who sustained facial fractures; a knife was used, and the officer's firearm was stolen.

The NYPD is seeking a suspect in a fatal Bronx shooting where a 57-year-old man was killed on East 188 Street. They urge witnesses to report tips anonymously.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a stabbing at a Queens subway station; a 26-year-old male was stabbed in the stomach on Saturday night. A reward is offered for information.

Rafael Alvarez, a Bronx tax preparer, was sentenced to four years in prison for orchestrating a $145 million tax fraud scheme. He pled guilty to conspiracy and was ordered to pay restitution and forfeit over $11 million.

A former credit supervisor in Long Island is charged with wire fraud and money laundering for stealing $1.6 million from customer refunds to fund personal expenses and a restaurant venture.