Saniyah Cheatham died in NYPD custody, with initial police statements suggesting suicide but her family disputes this, demanding transparency and answers.

The I-90 improvement project in Albany and Schenectady Counties is complete, enhancing safety and roadway conditions over 40 miles, involving pavement repairs and upgrades as announced by Governor Hochul.

NYPD dispatched cadaver dogs to help in the Texas flood recovery, while New York's first responders, led by Dr. Gonzalez and Detective Mateyaschuk, aid the search efforts.

Nassau County considers "Robbie's Law" to mandate AEDs in recreational areas after 9-year-old Robbie Levine died without access to such a device in 2005.

NY Attorney General Letitia James files an amicus brief with other attorneys general against ICE tactics in Los Angeles, arguing they are unconstitutional and instilling fear in communities.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch overturned a judge's recommendation to fire Lt. Jonathan Rivera, who fatally shot Allan Feliz in 2019, justifying her decision by citing Rivera's perception of a threat to an officer's life.

A 22-year-old man was stabbed in the Bronx early June 22. NYPD is asking the public for help identifying five suspects who fled the scene on Jerome Avenue.

NY AG Letitia James leads a coalition to protect a key immigration program granting parole to individuals from four countries, emphasizing its importance for family unity and economic contributions.

Six individuals sentenced for assaulting NYPD officers after pleading guilty in a 2024 incident where police were attacked while checking on children outside a Long Island City hotel.

Suffolk County increases DWI patrols and sobriety checkpoints due to a spike in arrests, aiming to curb impaired driving, particularly ahead of the July 4th weekend.

A woman in the Bronx was found stabbed to death in her apartment; her boyfriend is charged with murder following what authorities describe as a domestic dispute.

New York Governor Hochul signs legislation to strengthen cybersecurity, requiring municipalities to report cyber incidents within 72 hours and ransom payments within 24 hours.

Former NY state employee Linda Sun and her husband Chris Hu face more charges in an alleged PPE kickback scheme, accused of using Sun's position to secure contracts for personal gain during COVID-19.