Manhattan Man Sentenced to 51 Months for Drug Conspiracy Role After Trial Conviction
Keemont Reynolds, 25, from Manhattan, was sentenced to 51 months in prison for drug conspiracy after a trial that revealed a significant drug find in a vehicle during a traffic stop.
Russian Mob Henchmen Convicted in Plot to Assassinate U.S.-Based Journalist for Iran
Two Eastern European organized crime leaders are convicted for a murder-for-hire plot targeting journalist Masih Alinejad, on orders from the Iranian Government.
Six Suspects Indicted in $80 Million Government Fraud Scheme Targeting COVID-19 Relief Funds
Six individuals have been indicted for attempting to steal $80 million through an extensive check fraud scheme targeting COVID-19 relief funds and other government programs.
Gale Warning Issued for New York Harbor as Winds Surge, New Yorkers Advised to Proceed with Caution
Gale warnings are in effect for New York coastal areas due to high winds. Manhattan and neighboring boroughs will experience gusty conditions, with winds calming tonight and milder weather expected next week.
Federal Air Marshal Charged with Wire Fraud for Alleged Abuse of Military Privileges for Personal Gain
A Federal Air Marshal, Dior Jay-Jarrett, is charged with wire fraud for abusing his military privilege to get free or discounted flights after retiring from active duty.
13 Injured in Fire at Brownsville NYCHA Building, Investigation Underway to Determine Cause
A fire at a NYCHA complex in Brownsville injured 13, with firefighters responding quickly. The cause is under investigation; injuries are non-life-threatening. Support is being provided to affected residents.
Columbia University on the Brink, Trump Admin Forcing Mask Ban and Anti-Israel Protest Crackdown for $400M Deal
Columbia University is considering a deal with the Trump administration to restore $400 million in funding, which may involve concessions such as banning masks and cracking down on protests.
Man Convicted in Scheme Targeting LGBTQ Club-Goers in Manhattan Sentenced to Eight Years
Andre Butts received an eight-year sentence for drugging and robbing LGBTQ club-goers in Manhattan, after pleading guilty to robbery and conspiracy charges.
New York City Pilots Metered Overnight Truck Parking to Alleviate Street Congestion
NYC DOT introduced a metered parking program for trucks in Brooklyn, The Bronx, and Queens to curb illegal parking and provide safe, legal parking for truck drivers.








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