NY AG's Office investigates the fatal shooting of Donnell Hogan by Syracuse Police, examining the incident where Hogan, who used a wheelchair, reportedly fired at officers before being shot.

Circle M Diner in Wantagh celebrates its 50th anniversary with a $5 menu, thanking the community for its long-standing support and reflecting on its history since opening in 1975.

NYC aims to improve homeless shelters by enabling nonprofits to develop and own them, exemplified by a new 95-bed facility in the Bronx. Critics worry that new shelter policies demanding accountability may increase street homelessness.

Holocaust survivor Jacqueline Kimmelstiel, 97, attended college for a day through the "Golden Wishes" program, fulfilling a dream interrupted by WWII.

Governor Kathy Hochul grants $10 million to revamp New York school food systems, focusing on local produce and enhancing food infrastructure for K-12 students.

Nelson Torres was indicted for first-degree murder after fatally stabbing Anderson Archila Martinez during a dispute over a bumped book bag in Corona.

Kevin Boodram founded Serenity Robotic Lawncare, offering quieter electric robotic mowers in Long Island, with around 70 customers favoring the noiseless lawn maintenance.

A Bronx man detained by ICE was ordered released by a judge citing due process violations; the move signals judicial pushback against the current immigration enforcement policies.

Real estate execs facing city lawsuits for building disrepair have donated $410k to "Fix the City" PAC, supporting Cuomo's mayoral bid, prompting concerns over undue influence in NYC politics.

NYC real estate figure Joshua Schuster is charged with wire and securities fraud, accused of running a Ponzi-like scheme and misusing over $10 million.

Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has allocated $4.5 million to create 10 new Youth ACT teams to provide mental health services to young people with serious emotional disturbances.

New York man Manishkumar Patel sentenced to 14 months for a $50 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary prescriptions and medical services.

NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue has announced her resignation, noting her pride in the department's achievements, despite fiscal challenges and the need for lifeguard system reforms.