A man from Long Island is charged with murder after a deadly hit-and-run in Queens killed a teenager and injured her mother. The suspect allegedly used his car as a weapon post-confrontation.

Public defenders call for scrutiny over NYPD after 5 deaths in custody, highlighting transparency issues and the uptick in custody over ticket issuance despite bail reform laws.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the opening of a redesigned I-481 off-ramp, part of the I-81 Viaduct Project enhancing Central New York's transportation network.

NYPD seeks information on a suspect involved in a Queens assault, urging witnesses to report tips anonymously through their hotline and online portals.

A man was stabbed in the neck on Manhattan's Lower East Side; he's in stable condition, and no arrests have been made. Police seek a suspect in a red hoodie.

Justin Torres received a 37-month prison term for his role in drug trafficking in Ulster County, having distributed fentanyl and cocaine. The case involved multiple defendants and agencies, with ongoing sentencing for other accused individuals.

NYPD seeks a suspect for robbing and assaulting a 73-year-old woman in Brooklyn. The perpetrator, who kicked the victim and brandished a firearm, is at large.

The CCRB substantiated misconduct charges against NYPD Officers in the fatal shooting of Win Rozario; his family filed a lawsuit, and advocates seek accountability amidst police reform debates.

The NY AG's OSI is probing the death of Justin Coleman, who was shot by NYPD after allegedly slashing an officer and confronting another with a knife.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has indicted construction mogul Benedetto Cupo for orchestrating multi-million dollar frauds, affecting workers' wages and public funds.

A 33-year-old man, Wagner Louis, is indicted for attempted murder and assault after slashing a café worker in Midtown Manhattan over a bathroom dispute.

Two alleged traffickers, Gaston and Huston, face a 194-count indictment in Queens for gun and drug trafficking, with over 70 firearms seized in a 6-month investigation.

Yveler Marcellus was convicted for his role in a transnational telemarketing fraud scheme that stole over $12 million, primarily from American seniors.