Stericycle, Inc. has been fined $9.5 million for numerous hazardous waste management law violations from 2014 to 2020, according to a settlement with U.S. authorities.

The U.S. government sued Lettire Construction Corp. for Fair Housing Act violations, involving disability accessibility in multifamily housing complexes.

A Lexus ran a red light in Staten Island, causing a school bus carrying 11 children and two adults to flip. Victims suffered minor injuries and all are in stable condition. The accident prompted community concern for child safety on the roads.

A Russian woman was indicted on federal stowaway charges after boarding a flight without a pass and later attempted to escape to Canada. Her case raises concerns about airport security.

Musician Peter Forrest, known as P. Fluid from 24-7 Spyz, was found dead in an ambulette he drove, with an investigation ongoing into the suspicious circumstances.

Allegations of a brutal inmate rape and systemic sexual abuse at New York's Rikers Island have emerged, with over 700 lawsuits filed since its opening.

An MTA bus crashed through a retaining wall in the Bronx, leaving it dangling above a street. No passengers were on board, and the driver was unharmed. The cause is under investigation.

Federal and city agencies are investigating allegations of corrupt promotion practices within New York's police departments, involving possible bribery and favoritism.

A building superintendent in Queens was murdered, and Sandra Coto Navarro has been charged. The victim, Jose Rene Portillo, was found wrapped in bags under a bed.

NYPD seeks leads on Bronx robberies, offering rewards for information leading to arrests. Suspects forcibly took belongings in the 43rd Precinct; separate moped incident in the 48th Precinct also under investigation.

NYPD seeks help finding Kim Hung Chun, a 66-year-old missing man from Queens, last seen January 1st in Jamaica. He is non-verbal, speaks Cantonese, and was wearing a West Virginia jacket and slippers. Call 800-577-TIPS with info.

American Express has agreed to pay over $138 million after a U.S. Attorney’s Office investigation into wire fraud tied to its Payroll Rewards and Premium Wire products.

Three Venezuelan migrants in Manhattan are charged with weapons trafficking and linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, with operations investigated following a cell phone theft probe.