Ex-Marine's Manslaughter Trial Nears Conclusion in Manhattan Subway Death Case
Daniel Penny's trial for manslaughter after applying a fatal chokehold to Jordan Neely is reaching its conclusion, with public debate on subway safety and mental illness.
ICE Reveals Over 58,000 Migrants with Criminal Records in NYC, Including 1,053 Gang Members
ICE data report over 58,000 migrants with criminal records in NYC, including gang members. Officials and politicians debate implications for public safety and sanctuary city policies.
New York City Sheriff Shuts Down East Village Dispensary with 100 Pounds of Cannabis in "Padlock to Protect" Raid
NYC Sheriff's Office raided an illegal dispensary in East Village, seizing 100 pounds of cannabis products and highlighting risks like chemical additives and unregulated shops.
Child Safe After Car Stolen with Her Inside in Queens, Prompt Police Action Reunites 4-Year-Old with Mother
In Queens, a car thief stole a red Acura with a 4-year-old girl inside. The car, found five blocks away with the child unharmed, sparked concerns about a trend in brazen vehicle thefts. No arrests have been made.
Authorities Warn of 'Porch Pirates' Amid Holiday Shopping Season, Tips to Protect Your Packages
Authorities warn against 'porch pirates' stealing packages during the holiday season and recommend using tracking, delivery alerts, and security measures to prevent theft.
Rikers Island Faces Potential Federal Takeover as Judge Finds NYC in Contempt Over Jail Conditions
A federal judge found NYC in contempt over conditions at Rikers Island, potentially leading to a federal takeover of the jail complex. Mayor Adams opposes the takeover, acknowledging the need for improvements.












