New York Leads Coalition to Victory in Federal Lawsuit, Secures Crucial Energy Program Funding Against DOE Restrictions
A coalition, including NY AG Letitia James, won a lawsuit against the DOE, successfully challenging a policy that would cap state energy program funding, which the court ruled unlawful.
UPDATE: Queens Community Shaken as 13-Year-Old Sanjay Samuel Declared Brain-Dead After Shooting as NYPD Seeks Suspect
A 13-year-old boy named Sanjay Samuel is brain-dead and in a coma after being shot outside a Dunkin' Donuts in Queens. The suspect is at large, and officials urge public assistance in the investigation.
Governor Hochul Touts $19 Million Investment in Western New York Law Enforcement Tech Amid Crime Rate Decline
Governor Kathy Hochul highlighted a $19 million investment in law enforcement technology during a visit to the Town of Tonawanda Police Department, aiming to enhance officer safety and crime prevention.
FDNY in Flames of Controversy as Queens Training Video Sparks Outrage Over Racial Insensitivity and Push for Systemic Reform
An FDNY video showing students with tied hands carrying cotton balls sparked outrage, leading to the firing of the employee involved and calls for a probe into systemic racism.












