NY Attorney General Letitia James sues UPS for allegedly defrauding seasonal workers of wages by manipulating timekeeping and requiring off-the-clock work.

Giovanni Pennetta, an investment firm manager, is charged with defrauding investors with a false "Pre-IPO" scheme involving non-existent access to private company shares.

A man was arrested after stealing a Porsche SUV and crashing it in Manhattan; he had left a phone inside, enabling police to track him. He faces multiple charges.

R&B singer Trey Songz faces assault and mischief charges after allegedly punching a NYC nightclub worker and destroying lounge property. He denies the allegations and his lawyer claims he was provoked.

A Los Angeles County deputy's girlfriend was stabbed in Macy's Herald Square in NYC. Good Samaritans intervened, the assailant was arrested, and the victims are expected to recover.

The article details Luigi Mangione's pretrial events, focusing on controversial evidence and his arrest in Altoona, PA, with potential rights violations and interstate legal issues discussed.

A 73-year-old woman was assaulted in a Manhattan subway station elevator by a man who then fled. She was hospitalized but in stable condition. The NYPD seeks the suspect, urging public assistance.

NYC medical examiners ruled an infant's death homicide after finding fentanyl in his system; the baby was brought to a hospital by his mother and pronounced dead. No arrests or suspects have been named.

Nathan Austad pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a hacking case involving the unauthorized access and theft from user accounts of betting websites, resulting in significant financial losses.

A 63-year-old Carmel man, previously convicted of murder, was found guilty of Travel Act murder and narcotics offenses, including the murder of Lori Lynn Campbell.

NYPD reports a woman was stabbed at Macy's Herald Square; the suspect is charged with attempted murder and other offenses. The victim is stable; the attack seems unprovoked.

Anthony Tepedino, CEO of a telecom company, was charged with fraud, commercial bribery, and witness tampering by the U.S. Attorney's Office in New York.

Court debates admissibility of evidence in the case against Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, focusing on bodycam footage and items found during his warrantless arrest.