Court filings say a Bay Shore man got a 13‑year‑old addicted to crack, raped her and exploited other victims across Long Island.

Letitia James' office forced a New York firm to close and ordered refunds after finding it lured eviction‑bound tenants into monthly‑fee contracts that failed to deliver.

FOX 5's 'Tower Of Heroes' profiles climbers preparing to scale One World Trade Center's 104 stories on June 7 as Tunnel to Towers marks 25 years since 9/11.

A United flight from Newark diverted to the Washington area after a passenger tried to open a door at 36,000 feet, the pilot told controllers. FBI agents met the jet at Dulles and investigators are reviewing the incident.

Mount Sinai accuses CVS of siphoning $121M from the federal 340B drug‑discount program meant to help low‑income New Yorkers.

The Justice Department is temporarily assigning USCIS attorneys to U.S. attorney’s offices to accelerate denaturalization cases, part of a broader enforcement push that critics say faces high legal hurdles.

Owners of an Upper East Side walk‑up sued a tenant, alleging hours‑long screaming, hateful social posts and threats. The suit seeks damages and asks court to allow eviction.

The Court of Appeals struck down New York's Host Homes regulations, calling them a 'shadow foster care system' and ruling OCFS exceeded its authority.

Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov told the U.N. Security Council to press Hamas to disarm, saying weapons removal is a precondition for rebuilding Gaza. The move ties reconstruction to verified decommissioning.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released still frames after a May 7 parking-lot robbery at 610 Exterior Street; one suspect fled on the victim’s electric scooter. Detectives ask anyone with video to call the tipline.

Detectives released images after a 41-year-old woman said she was groped at the Beverley Road Q station. Authorities ask anyone with tips to contact Crime Stoppers.

State data show New York private payrolls fell by 10,200 in April while the unemployment rate held at 4.6%, a mixed picture against modest national gains.

Overdose deaths in New York fell 22% in the latest year, continuing a three‑year slide as officials and researchers debate what's behind the decline. Local programs and a possible drug‑supply change are both being cited.