New York City Unveils 'City of Yes' Plan to Tackle Housing Crisis with 80,000 New Homes Over 15 Years
NYC celebrated the passage of the "City of Yes for Housing Opportunity," aiming to create 80,000 new homes and invest $5 billion in housing and infrastructure.
Speculation Swirls Around Andrew Cuomo's Potential Bid for NYC Mayor Amid Electoral Maneuverings
Rumors suggest ex-Governor Cuomo may run for NYC mayor, with speculation he could win the Democratic primary due to ranked-choice voting, despite criticisms from opponents and past controversies.
Five New York Taxi Company Owners Plead Guilty in $4.4 Million Medicaid Fraud Scheme
Five taxi company owners pleaded guilty to Medicaid theft totaling $4.4 million through fraudulent billing practices, with varying sentences and restitution orders.
New York Attorney General Releases Body-Cam Footage of Fatal Police Encounter with Suspect Ali Ali in Orange County
NY Attorney General Letitia James released body-cam footage of the police encounter that led to Ali Ali's death, adhering to transparency and an ongoing investigation.
NYPD Appeals for Public's Help to Find Brianna Adrian Walker, Missing Since July from Bronx
The NYPD is seeking help to locate Brianna Adrian Walker, missing since July 1 and last seen in the Bronx. They urge anyone with info to call 800-577-Tips.
Police Seek Public's Help in Bay Ridge Stabbing as $3,500 Reward is Offered for Information
A 26-year-old was stabbed in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, and the NYPD seeks public help to identify the attackers, offering up to a $3,500 reward for information.
Nebraska Man Pleads Guilty in Brooklyn Federal Court for Orchestrating $3.5 Million Cryptojacking Scheme
Nebraska man Charles O. Parks III pleads guilty to wire fraud for a multi-million-dollar cloud computing cryptojacking scheme, facing up to 20 years in prison.
New York Inmate and Sister Charged with Cyberstalking and Extortion, Allegedly Preying on Vulnerable Individuals
A federal inmate and his sister face charges for cyberstalking and extortion activities, despite the brother already serving time for child pornography. They allegedly threatened to release explicit materials to blackmail victims.
McKinsey & Company Africa Settles for Over $120 Million in FCPA Bribery Case with DOJ Involving South African Officials
McKinsey & Company Africa to pay over $120 million to settle bribery allegations involving South African officials, as part of a deferred prosecution agreement for violating the FCPA.
New York Braces for Brisk Week with Strong Winds and Upcoming Rain
Recent forecasts indicate a cold week ahead in New York with sunny skies, cold temperatures, and strong winds. Rain is expected by Monday with rising temperatures through midweek.












