A married attorney couple, Karen Friedman Agnifilo and Marc Agnifilo, are representing high-profile defendants Luigi Mangione and Sean "Diddy" Combs, respectively, in separate criminal cases.

Attorney General James warns against price gouging during Whitehall's water crisis, reinforcing consumer protection laws and urging the reporting of violations.

New York Attorney General Letitia James collects 111 firearms during a gun buyback in Bohemia, aiming to enhance community safety by reducing gun violence.

Attorney General Letitia James secured over $123,000 for 150 Plattsburgh tenants after resolving a security deposit dispute with landlord Thomas Latinville, who also faces $100,000 in penalties.

NY Attorney General Letitia James warns against price gouging during a Western New York snowstorm emergency, urging reports of inflated pricing of essential goods.

Mount Vernon schools may close due to low enrollment and high repair costs, with parents and staff expressing concern over the impact on the community and education.

NYC sold four winning Powerball tickets; one won $100,000 and three won $50,000 each. Locations include the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn. The jackpot is now at $260 million.

The NYC trans community prepares for challenges under Trump's re-election, fearing attacks on rights and safety, with increased calls to support hotlines.

17-year-old Connor Kasin died unexpectedly during a charity hockey game, deeply affecting his Long Island community.

Sarah Lin received the Future Woman of Distinction award for her efforts to make movie theaters accessible for the deaf, earning the Gold Star medal from the Girl Scouts.

The Times Square New Year's Eve Wishing Wall in NYC is back, allowing people to post wishes that will become part of the confetti during the ball drop.

The article discusses the presence of 672,000 undocumented immigrants in New York State and the tensions around some being considered 'criminal', reflecting the complex immigration issues in NYC.

NYC is closing seven more migrant shelters due to a decrease in new arrivals, affecting 1,800 rooms, even as 56,600 migrants remain in the city system.