Valor Security & Investigations and its President pleaded guilty to charges including Attempted Enterprise Corruption and Reckless Endangerment, related to running a fraudulent safety training school.

The Schnellbacher-Sendon Group was indicted for cheating NYSIF out of over $9 million in insurance premiums through a $40 million cash payroll conspiracy.

New York City challenges the DOJ's cut of over $820 million in public safety funding, filing an amicus brief with other jurisdictions to reverse the OJP's decision.

A Nigerian man was sentenced to over five years in prison for participating in a cybercrime scheme targeting U.S. tax preparation businesses and stealing millions of dollars.

A former corporate executive and two associates have entered guilty pleas in a New York insider trading case. The trio admitted to using non-public information for financial gain and are set to be sentenced in September 2025.

The final member of a money transmission ring, Hirenkumar Patel, was sentenced to 21 months for operating a hawala network that illicitly moved $15 million.

NY State Sen. Jessica Ramos, who had been critical of Andrew Cuomo, endorsed him for NYC mayor, a move met with disapproval from progressives and former allies.

NYC DOT has proposed center-running bus lanes on Flatbush Avenue to improve reliability and safety for the street's 70,000 daily bus riders and reduce traffic congestion.

The 40th annual 116th Street Festival celebrates Puerto Rican and Hispanic culture in East Harlem with music, activities, and a live PIX11 broadcast. Traffic rerouting expected.

Governor Hochul starts a $30 million project to modernize State Routes 17A and 94 in Orange County, NY, aiming to improve safety and accommodate regional growth, with work expected to continue until summer 2027.

The NY Attorney General has shut down 26 illegal online sweepstakes casinos, including Chumba and Luckyland, to protect consumers from unregulated gambling.

Bernard Kerik, former NYC police commissioner, was remembered at a funeral Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral after passing away at 69. His tenure was marked by both his leadership during 9/11 and legal troubles.

A brawl with about 300 people at Jones Beach led to police intervention and the arrest of an 18-year-old who displayed an imitation firearm. Four people sustained minor injuries.