Alleged Venezuelan Gang Members Charged with Weapons Trafficking in Manhattan Court
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.
Rudy Giuliani Testifies in Court to Defend Florida Condo and World Series Rings Amid $146M Defamation Judgment
Rudy Giuliani defends his Florida condo and World Series rings in court as assets are challenged to satisfy a $146 million defamation judgment against him.
NYPD Sets New Pursuit Policy to Enhance Street Safety, Limits High-Speed Chases for Minor Offenses
The NYPD has introduced new guidelines to limit high-speed chases, particularly for suspects in low-level offenses, enhancing public safety and clarity for police conduct during pursuits.
New York City Allocates Record $1.35 Billion to Disability Education Amid Backlog Concerns as Security Boosts for Private Schools Begin
NYC spent a record $1.35 billion on private special education, responding to a backlog and facing increased complaints, while also expanding security guard funding for private schools.
NYPD Seeks Suspect in Manhattan Forcible Touching Case, Offers $3,500 Reward for Information
NYPD searches for a suspect involved in a forcible touching incident in Manhattan, urging public tips with a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Attorney General James Sues Brooklyn’s 1StopBedrooms for Alleged Deceptive Business Practices
NY Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against 1StopBedrooms for deceptive practices, including overpriced fees and handling of damaged deliveries.












