Khaleel Cooper was charged with murder for fatally stabbing Tamara Rowe, the mother of his children, in their daughter's presence, per the Bronx DA's Office.

A Queens man has been convicted of second-degree murder in his toddler son's death and now faces 32 years to life in prison.

Ten people in the Bronx were indicted on charges including child sex trafficking and rape involving a 16-year-old girl, with links to the dating app "Tagged."

A Queens councilmember is advocating for a ban on horse-drawn carriages in NYC after another horse's death, supporting Ryder's Law for a 2026 ban and job alternatives for drivers.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces over $20 million in grants for clean water initiatives in New York during National Water Quality Month, supporting eco-friendly infrastructure and wastewater planning.

Martha Nolan-O'Slatarra, 33, was found dead on a boat at Montauk Yacht Club; police are investigating, an autopsy is pending, and community members mourn her loss.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces over $21 million in flood resiliency projects for Long Island to mitigate climate change impacts and improve infrastructure for pedestrian and cyclist safety.

A woman was found dead on a boat in Montauk, prompting a Suffolk County homicide investigation. The cause of death is under examination. Details, including her identity and how long the boat was docked, are unknown.

Canadian wildfires cause poor air quality in New York City, with the city ranking ninth-worst globally and impacting regions from the Great Lakes to Maine.

Governor Kathy Hochul of New York met with Texas Democrats in Albany to discuss opposition to a contentious GOP-favored redistricting plan in Texas that could add five Republican seats.

Following a weeklong manhunt, a Bronx man is now facing murder charges in the death of his ex-girlfriend. His mother has also been charged for allegedly attempting to cover up the crime.

Roosevelt Rose was convicted of murder for a deadly hit-and-run on Mother's Day that killed Florence Ngwu in Queens, facing up to 25 years to life in prison.

NYC affordable housing lottery applicants' data, including sensitive information, was breached and became searchable online. Steps are being taken to address the breach and safeguard privacy.