New York Attorney General Reaches Settlement with App Developer for Failing to Protect Teen Privacy
New York AG Letitia James secured a $650k settlement with app developer Saturn Technologies for not verifying users' ages, endangering teens' online safety.
Mayor Adams and CTO Fraser Announce $2.4 Million Investment for Digital Equity in New York City
NYC Mayor Adams and CTO Fraser announce a $2.4 million investment for the "NYC Digital Equity Roadmap" to improve tech access for underserved communities.
MTA Spends Up to $1,900 Per Gate for Subway Safety as Crime Drops 29% Amid Gov. Hochul's Initiatives
The MTA spends up to $1,900 per gate for subway safety, with significant costs at stations like First Avenue, as part of Gov. Hochul's safety initiative, which has led to a decrease in transit crimes.
Seven Charged in New York for Alleged $20 Million Money Laundering Scheme Involving Gift Card Scam
Seven New Yorkers have been charged in a $20 million scam involving alarming messages prompting victims to buy gift cards, which were used for purchasing items at Home Depot and Lowe's.
Manhattan Jury Convicts Ryan Cato of Second-Degree Murder in 2021 Death of 10-Year-Old Ayden Wolfe in Harlem
Ryan Cato was convicted for the murder of 10-year-old Ayden Wolfe, a crime described as torture by DA Alvin Bragg. His public defender plans to appeal the verdict.
Escaped Psychiatric Patient Christopher Morgan Apprehended in Middletown, NY with Public and Police Cooperation
Escaped psychiatric patient Christopher Morgan was captured and taken into custody with assistance from the public and Port Jervis Police after fleeing a New York medical facility.






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