New York-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital settled for over $616,000 in a kickback scheme case, after an investigation by the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and the US Attorney’s Office.

The NY Attorney General's Office is probing the death of Bravo Nondo after a collision with an off-duty NYPD officer's car near the New York State Thruway.

A pit bull attacked a toddler in Manhattan, causing a severe leg injury. Bystanders intervened; the dog's owner left. The incident raised questions about dog safety in urban areas.

Former NYPD Lt. Richard Mack expressed outrage after protester Shaborn Banks, involved in a 2020 assault leading to Mack's injuries and retirement, was sentenced to community service instead of jail time.

Thieves stole $50,000 worth of toys from the nonprofit Toys of Hope in Long Island, meant for underprivileged children. The community is rallying to replace them.

A Queens family disputes the NYPD's account of their son's fatal shooting, arguing against the claim he charged at officers with a box cutter. They demand transparency and an investigation.

Armani Charles was charged with a hate crime for stabbing a man near a Brooklyn Jewish Center, amid antisemitic remarks. Victim Elias Rosner survived and credits martial arts training for his defense.

In East Harlem, a scaffold collapse led to the death of a woman after she was hit by a garbage truck. Officials are looking into the circumstances surrounding the accident.

Brooklyn man "Spectacular" indicted for sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl, facing a 27-count indictment including child sex trafficking and related crimes.

Mercedes-Benz settles for nearly $150M over emissions cheating and misleading consumers, as enforced by a coalition of state attorneys general led by New York's Letitia James.

Kyron Randall, 33, died at Rikers Island from a suspected allergic reaction, marking the facility's 15th death this year. He was awaiting trial for murder and the incident will be investigated.

New Year's Eve security is tightened in Times Square due to threats, while other cities cancel festivities for safety reasons. The NYPD prepares extensively despite the trend towards private celebrations.

A four-alarm fire in Williamsburg injured two residents and three firefighters; it spread to adjacent buildings and caused significant damage, leading to vacate orders for affected properties.