All Hallows High School in the South Bronx is closing in June 2025 due to financial difficulties and the need for extensive repairs, ending its 115-year history.

Confusion over a new $9 toll for the Queensboro Bridge in NYC has sparked frustration among drivers and calls for better signage and system adjustments from Public Advocate Jumaane Williams.

A second suspect, Bunice Knight, was arrested and charged with rape and child endangerment in the case of missing teenager Emmarae Gervasi from Long Island.

Former Senator Bob Menendez, convicted of federal corruption, seeks a pardon from Trump after being rebuffed by Biden. Facing a long prison sentence, he hopes for clemency from a president he once voted to convict.

Two teens were assaulted and robbed by three juveniles in a violent encounter at Syosset's Crocus Drive Playground, where they were pushed, punched, and had their heads shaved. The suspects face robbery and assault charges.

NYPD seeks public help to find a man who forced a senior to apply for credit cards in the Bronx, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

NYC is not renewing leases for five early childhood centers, affecting over 250 children and 90 workers, amidst conflicting signals on childcare policy.

Ex-Mozambique Finance Minister Manuel Chang sentenced to 102 months in U.S. prison for $2 billion fraud scheme; ordered to pay $7 million in forfeiture.

Three top MS-13 gang members pleaded guilty to racketeering and involvement in multiple murders on Long Island and Maryland, as confirmed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

A couple was sentenced for running a prostitution ring through their New York massage parlors, with prison terms and over $1.3 million in forfeitures.

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.

Brooklyn Book Bodega is offering free books for those over age 10 on January 18, requiring an appointment. The event supports literacy and educational outcomes.