All 70 NYCHA employees involved in a federal corruption case have been found guilty of bribery, fraud, and extortion, involving over $2.1 million in bribes for contracts worth $15 million.

Justin Dixon was sentenced to 15 years for minor enticement and illegal firearm possession; he pled guilty to running a sex trafficking ring using violence and intimidation.

Five individuals, including a teen, are indicted for a series of armed robberies in the Bronx, with crimes totaling nearly $100,000 in stolen valuables.

Five individuals, including a teen, were arrested for a spate of gunpoint robberies in the Bronx, stealing around $100,000 in jewelry in a seven-week period.

A fire caused a partial collapse of a house in Nassau County, with a family of three and their dog escaping unharmed. About 200 firefighters responded to the blaze.

NYC parents are looking to Albany for better school bus services after a controversial contract extension with existing operators, amidst efforts to negotiate improved terms and address service issues for disabled students.

NY Governor Hochul announces $10 million for animal shelter improvements statewide, emphasizing care and welfare for companion animals through infrastructure upgrades. Applications for funding close on January 30, 2026.

A study found Long Island's Sands Point as New York's most expensive area, with essentials costing over $17,400 monthly, surpassing Westchester's affluent suburbs.

Mayor-elect Mamdani hopes that NYPD Commissioner Tisch will stay on under his administration, discussing public safety and reforms without confirming her position.

Assemblymember Michael Reilly proposes the Toll Payer Advocacy and Relief Act to limit E-ZPass fines in NY, highlighting cases like Chris Zimring's, who faced $25,000 in debt from toll penalties.

The NY Attorney General's investigation into Bruce Boyd's death concluded officers' use of deadly force was justified and a prosecutor wouldn't likely prove otherwise.

A suspect damaged 11 police vehicles outside the $105 million 116th Precinct in Laurelton, leaving neighbors concerned and authorities searching for the individual.

Flight cancellations and delays have intensified at U.S. airports due to the government shutdown, with over 200 flights canceled at Newark alone. Air traffic controllers are working unpaid with mandatory overtime, prompting the FAA to reduce flights.