Andrew Cuomo filed a lawsuit against former aide Charlotte Bennett for defamation after she accused him of sexual harassment and dropped her lawsuit against him.

NYC agrees to pay $92.5 million to settle claims over unlawful detention of immigrants on behalf of ICE, affecting over 20,000 people detained beyond release dates.

New York's Attorney General secured $500,000 from Noblr after a data breach exposed personal information of over 80,000 New Yorkers. Noblr must also enhance its cybersecurity measures.

Jiniye Hooks, 19, has been sentenced to 20 years to life for a fatal 2022 shooting in East Harlem that killed 14-year-old Justin Streeter and injured another teenager.

The Manhattan DA has indicted Ramon Rivera for a series of fatal stabbings in November, involving the deaths of three individuals during unprovoked attacks across Manhattan.

Luigi Mangione has been charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, following an alleged premeditated shooting in Midtown Manhattan.

Bill Hwang of Archegos Capital Management was sentenced to 18 years in prison for market manipulation and fraud leading to significant financial losses.

NYPD detectives await in Pennsylvania to transport Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, back to New York to face charges.

Suspected drug dealer involved in a high-speed police chase in Greenwich Village hits and seriously injures a cyclist before abandoning the stolen car.

A shelter guard in Manhattan was indicted for sexually abusing two children at a shelter, with charges including sexual abuse and endangering welfare.

Chen Jinping pleads guilty to operating an illegal Chinese government police station in Manhattan, aiming at surveilling the Chinese diaspora, not promoting public safety.

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a $4 million settlement from Drizly for former delivery workers denied their tips, benefiting over 8,300 workers.

The NY Attorney General's report concluded that an officer's fatal shooting of Nathan Wood, who attacked with a hammer, was likely justifiable under state law.