Governor Hochul announces $13.7 million road improvement projects for State Routes 17 and 52 in Orange and Putnam counties, promising smoother commutes and better infrastructure in the Hudson Valley.

NYPD Crimestoppers seek public help in finding a man wanted for a Bronx shooting that injured a 41-year-old. The incident occurred on June 23, 2025, on Boston Road.

A woman and her baby were pepper-sprayed on the M train in Queens; the assailant fled. They are stable but shaken. Police seek public help in finding the attacker.

NYC subway users report issues with MTA's OMNY system, including overcharging for rides not taken or multiple charges for a single trip, despite MTA assurances.

A Queens man received a 10-year sentence for a fatal hate crime assault following a minor car accident, where the victim was targeted for his Sikh religion.

The NYPD seeks public help to find three suspects in a violent robbery in Queens, where a man was assaulted and robbed of his wallet and phone. No arrests have been made; the investigation continues.

Ex-NYPD Officer Kevin Richmond was arraigned for vehicular manslaughter and DWI after a fatal accident involving his vehicle and Nidia Nieves' motorcycle. Richmond posted bail and awaits a court date.

Bronx man Kenny Urbaez was sentenced to 12 years for a 2018 daylight shooting on Walton Avenue. He will also face five years of post-release supervision. No injuries were reported from the incident.

A single-car crash in East Hampton led to the death of a high school student and injured six others; the driver is charged with DWI and other offenses.

A 4-year-old was killed and three others injured in a suspected drunk driving incident in Spring Valley; the driver faces multiple charges including DWI.

Lander and Mamdani endorse each other in NYC mayoral race, uniting against front-runner Cuomo and leveraging ranked-choice voting. Early voting starts June 14th.

Early voting has begun in NYC for various primary elections, with important information on locations and a quiz to assist voters provided by Gothamist and ABC7NY.

Kris Roglieri faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted on wire fraud conspiracy charges for allegedly misrepresenting his company Prime Capital Ventures, LLC’s lending capabilities in a multi-million-dollar scheme.