Tom Homan criticizes NY Democrats for immigration policies during a visit to Albany, amidst a lawsuit seeking to force NY to share migrant data with ICE.

Long Island pastor, Jose Saez, Jr., pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting a child and faces 15-30 years in prison.

New York celebrates Maple Month, highlighting its thriving maple industry. With production up to 846,000 gallons, the state offers Maple Weekends and supports the industry with Taste NY Markets and agricultural programs.

Governor Kathy Hochul implements emergency measures and a burn ban in response to severe brush fires on Long Island and extends the ban to NYC and parts of Hudson Valley.

A former Border Patrol agent pleaded guilty to making women expose themselves during virtual entry processing, facing up to 2 years in prison and fines.

The NYPD is looking for a suspect behind multiple armed robberies at Bronx fast-food spots. Surveillance footage shows the robber wearing glasses and a black beanie.

Seven members of a Bronx gang, "Courtlandt Over Everything," were indicted for shootings in the Mott Haven and Melrose areas, endangering countless lives.

Escaped psychiatric patient Christopher Morgan was captured and taken into custody with assistance from the public and Port Jervis Police after fleeing a New York medical facility.

Authorities in Suffolk County indicted 13 in a car theft ring known as "CC Boyz," accused of 50+ thefts. The Suffolk DA criticized New York bail laws for limiting pretrial detention despite the severity of the crimes.

The NYPD 108th Precinct is using social media to seek help in identifying a suspect in a series of Queens burglaries, offering a reward for information.

Queens gang leader Chance Goode is sentenced to 28 years to life for the 2020 murder of a man in a botched robbery.

A fire in South Jamaica, Queens injured six, with one critically. Firefighters battled the blaze, which was exacerbated by wind, for hours. A lithium-ion battery, e-bike, and propane tanks were found but not confirmed as the cause.

The FDNY issued its first criminal summons for obstructing a fire hydrant during a fatal Bronx fire, resulting in a $4,000 fine for the motorist involved.