NYPD seeks info on a subway assault where a man was set on fire in Manhattan; suspect fled, and the public's help is requested.

Governor Hochul announced the completion of $17.4 million in infrastructure improvements on the New York State Thruway, enhancing safety and travel for Central New York drivers.

Vladimir Elie gets 7 years for selling cocaine to an undercover officer in Suffolk County. He pleaded guilty to a felony charge related to these sales which began at a local bar.

Oluwaseun Adekoya, involved in bank fraud, money laundering, and identity theft, is sentenced to 20 years in prison following "Operation Catch Me if You Can."

Mayor Eric Adams and partners have opened an $11 million athletic field, the "Harlem Field of Dreams," at the Charles Young Playground in Harlem to engage youth and foster community relations.

Bronx man, William Credle, indicted for allegedly raping and abusing a 15-year-old girl he met on a dating app.

Five alleged leaders of "Greggy's Cult" were charged for exploiting children online, as per the indictment in Brooklyn court, involving child pornography production, distribution, and online threats.

CVS has agreed to pay $37.76 million to settle claims of over-dispensing insulin pens and improper billing to government healthcare programs from 2010-2020.

NYC's weather forecast includes mild temps, sun, clouds, and potential light snow towards the weekend, with a gale watch for coastal waters from Thursday afternoon.

Former Guardians pitchers Clase and Ortiz, accused of a betting scandal, stood in court and shook hands after lawyers intervened. They pleaded not guilty and are set for trial.

Roosevelt Rose was sentenced to 28 ½ years to life for a Mother’s Day 2022 hit-and-run that killed Florence Ngwu in Queens, demonstrating the consequences of negligent driving.

Luigi Mangione's defense in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson argues to exclude evidence they claim was collected in violation of his rights, including statements and a notebook, during pretrial hearings.

New York City reports a historic decrease in shootings and homicides for 2025, with significant November declines in violent crime and some non-violent crime categories, while hate crimes rise.