Suffolk County police are increasing patrols against drunk driving during Thanksgiving, focusing on "Blackout Wednesday," after previous holiday accidents. The police are also alert to holiday scams.

Pei-Yun Chung faces deportation after several dine-and-dash arrests in Brooklyn and an overstayed student visa. She's accrued theft-of-service charges and may be evicted from her apartment.

New York prepares for the 99th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade with robust security measures, including uniformed officers and surveillance tools, while officials confirm no specific threats.

The NYPD seeks help to find a man accused of sexual abuse on a Queens train. The suspect fled, while the 21-year-old female victim remained on the train.

Cecilio Wareham from Queens pled guilty to involvement in an Ulster County drug ring, facing a minimum of 10 years to life in prison and a $10 million fine.

Domingo Berroa was sentenced to 20 years to life for fatally shooting a 19-year-old woman at a Bronx nightclub in 2020. He was found guilty of second-degree murder and weapon possession.

Federal officials warn of a surge in counterfeit goods during the holiday season, including unsafe toys and electronics, with significant seizures reported at JFK Airport.

Upcoming pretrial hearings will review evidence and conduct regarding Luigi Mangione's arrest for the murder of Brian Thompson, including the admissibility of items found in a search and the validity of his arrest statements.

A livery cab driver was stabbed in the Bronx; he's in critical but stable condition. The NYSFTD offers a $5,000 reward for information on the assailant.

A Coram man, Altariq Nixon, is charged with arson and possession of a controlled substance after allegedly setting a local residence on fire, with a potential 25-year sentence if convicted.

A Selden man was indicted for a fatal hit-and-run of pedestrian Victoria Hutson in Suffolk County, facing charges including leaving the scene and unlicensed operation of a vehicle.

A Colorado man, Jerry Gordon, was sentenced to two years in prison for transmitting threats to injure a New York individual, with law enforcement highlighting their swift action to prevent harm.

Aaron Walker, aged 28, has been indicted for Attempted Murder and other charges for allegedly attacking and shoving an off-duty NYPD officer onto subway tracks in the East Village.