Gov. Hochul Intervenes in NY Correction Officer Strike, Offers Direct Deal as Union Left Out
Gov. Hochul's administration has offered a deal to striking New York corrections officers, bypassing their union, with terms like health insurance reinstatement and a study panel on the HALT Act, amid legal concerns from the union.
OSI Report Clears Syracuse Police Officer in Fatal Collision with E-Bike Rider Qian Adams
The New York OSI concluded its investigation into Qian Adams' death, finding insufficient evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the involved Syracuse police officer.
Brooklyn Family's Narrow Escape from Falling Tree Captured on Video in Bensonhurst
A family narrowly avoided being hit by a falling tree in Brooklyn; they attribute their safety to divine intervention and continue to celebrate life despite further challenges.
25 Charged in Violent Assaults and Smuggling Schemes at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center
25 individuals face charges for violent assaults and contraband smuggling at Brooklyn's MDC, as revealed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York.
Armed Suspect Fatally Shot by NYPD Officers in Staten Island Home Depot Parking Lot Confrontation
Police shot and killed an armed 55-year-old man in a Staten Island Home Depot parking lot after he pointed a gun at them; the incident is under investigation.
Man Found Dead With Head Trauma at Bronx Homeless Shelter, NYPD Investigating
A 59-year-old man was found dead at a Bronx homeless shelter with head trauma. His cause of death is under investigation; no arrests made. Comunilife, the operating nonprofit, expressed condolences and is aiding the investigation.
Ex-Nassau County Detective Convicted of Lying to FBI to Cover Ties With Bonanno Crime Family
Ex-Nassau County detective Hector Rosario was convicted of lying to the FBI about his ties to the Bonanno crime family and protecting their gambling operations.
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