Florida man Akeem Davis receives an 18-month sentence for possessing and attempting to sell an untraceable 'ghost gun' and other illegal firearm accessories.

NYC launches HDFC Cooperative Technical Assistance Program to support low-income homeowner cooperatives, backed by settlement funds and in partnership with UHAB. Mayor Adams and AG James highlight its role in combating the housing crisis.

NY Governor Kathy Hochul endorsed Zohran Mamdani for NYC mayor, aligning on issues like affordability and combating antisemitism. Mamdani leading in polls against Cuomo and Adams.

Eaton is expanding in Orchard Park with a $18.5 million project, adding a 50,000-square-foot facility and 100 jobs, backed by New York State incentives.

Two ex-sports executives, Randy and Chad Miller, were sentenced to prison for municipal bond fraud in New York, with fines and supervised release also ordered.

Manhunt initiated after a stabbing on a Bronx MTA bus; NYPD seeks information on the assailant who attacked a 23-year-old male, leaving him with multiple wounds.

A Queens woman, Valezka Echeverrias, has been indicted on sex trafficking and grand larceny charges for allegedly forcing women into prostitution in New York City.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run in the Bronx, while a separate Selden incident led to a woman being charged for a fatal hit-and-run. The Bronx suspect is at large; investigations continue.

The NYPD seeks info on eight suspects involved in a violent robbery and assault in the Bronx, where personal items were stolen from a 51-year-old man.

Letitia James and 17 states' attorneys general submitted an amicus brief to protect 250,000 Haitian immigrants in the U.S. from losing their Temporary Protected Status.

An Albany man, Tymell Cooks, pleaded guilty to drug distribution and firearm offenses, facing a minimum of 10 years to life sentence for fentanyl and cocaine distribution and firearms possession.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and CUNY announce a $12.3 million initiative for Hostos Community College to create a life sciences facility expected to serve 5,000 students annually.

A New York judge ruled advanced DNA testing admissible in Rex Heuermann's trial, marking the first use of whole genome sequencing as evidence in the state.