Manhattan Infant's Death Ruled a Homicide with Fentanyl Found in System and No Suspects Arrested Yet in Heartbreaking Case
NYC medical examiners ruled an infant's death homicide after finding fentanyl in his system; the baby was brought to a hospital by his mother and pronounced dead. No arrests or suspects have been named.
Mastic Beach Postal Worker Charged with Grand Larceny Amid Mail Theft Allegations in Suffolk County
A postal worker in Suffolk County was arrested for stealing items from the mail, with charges including Grand Larceny. The District Attorney's office is investigating with the U.S. Postal Service.
New York AG's Report on Clifton Park Shooting Finds No Charges for Deputy and Calls for Police Body Cam Policy Reform
The NY Attorney General's report on the fatal shooting of Anthony Zaremski by deputies concluded no charges would likely stick, recommending Saratoga County Sheriff's Office to use body-worn cameras for transparency.
New York City Pledges $1 Billion for Coney Island Revitalization as Mayor Adams Unveils Plan for Resilient Infrastructure and Affordable Housing
NYC Mayor Adams announced a $1 billion Coney Island redevelopment to enhance housing and fortify against climate change, including boardwalk restoration and new amenities.
Staten Island Duo Indicted for Allegedly Attempting to Bribe Juror in Federal Cocaine Distribution Trial
Two Staten Island men were indicted for trying to bribe a juror in a federal criminal trial, facing charges of obstruction and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
Trinitarios Gang Member Sentenced to Over 11 Years for Brooklyn Shootings, Attempting to Smuggle Contraband into MDC
Trinitarios gang member, Abel "Moreno" Mora, received a 135-month prison sentence for his role in two shootings and attempting to smuggle contraband into a detention center.
Miami Man Convicted in Brooklyn for Leading $300 Million Money Laundering Scheme Linked to Sinaloa Cartel
Alain Mitrani was convicted in a federal trial for leading a $300 million money laundering scheme linked to transnational crime, possibly facing 70 years in prison.
Minnesota Hacker "Snoopy" Pleads Guilty in Fantasy Sports Website Hacking Scheme, Faces 5 Years in Prison
Nathan Austad pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a hacking case involving the unauthorized access and theft from user accounts of betting websites, resulting in significant financial losses.
Carmel Man, Dwayne Pulliam, Convicted of Travel Act Murder and Narcotics Offenses After Prior Murder Sentence
A 63-year-old Carmel man, previously convicted of murder, was found guilty of Travel Act murder and narcotics offenses, including the murder of Lori Lynn Campbell.
New York City on Alert for Mixed Rain and Snow as a Winter Weather Advisory Is Issued
NYC expects a mix of snow and rain with 1-3 inches of snow accumulation tonight and cold temps through the week, with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect.
Times Square's Iconic Dive Bar Jimmy's Corner Sues Landlord to Avoid Eviction and Preserve NYC's Historic Essence
Jimmy's Corner, a historical dive bar in Times Square, is fighting against eviction by the Durst Organization through a lawsuit filed by the bar's owner, Adam Glenn.












