NYPD seeks three suspects accused of a brutal assault in a Brooklyn parking garage; a victim was beaten with a baseball bat and sustained severe injuries.

Former Suffolk County Police Officer George Trimigliozzi has been sentenced to two years in jail for managing a brothel and participating in a criminal enterprise.

Governor Hochul announced the design phase for a $450 million SUNY Upstate Medical hospital annex to enhance healthcare services in Central New York, including an expanded emergency department and burn unit.

Governor Kathy Hochul launches a $100 million initiative to boost child care facilities in New York, aiming to create up to 10,000 new slots for children.

A nurse from Florida was sentenced to 18 months for health care fraud and illegal drug distribution, part of DOJ's National Health Care Fraud Takedown.

Corey Jordon Green was sentenced to 19 years in federal prison for widespread drug trafficking and related offenses, including money laundering and firearm possession.

Manhattan man Sean Christianson gets 151 months in prison for intent to distribute cocaine; caught with 22 kilos in car. DEA and local agencies collaborated on the case.

Floyd Wood of DeRuyter, NY, received a 2-year sentence for not registering a new email while on supervised release after a prior child enticement conviction.

NY Attorney General Letitia James provided over $100,000 in baby formula to Central New York families, funded by a settlement from a price gouging case against Marine Park Distribution and Formula Depot.

A wet and windy period with unanimous rain forecast has arrived in New York, with temperatures expected to drop and possible light snow towards the weekend.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is set to re-try Pedro Hernandez for the 1979 disappearance of Etan Patz after Hernandez's previous conviction was overturned due to jury instruction errors.

Starbucks settled a workers' rights lawsuit with New York City for $38.9 million, benefiting 15,000 workers affected by unstable scheduling practices and violations of the city's Fair Workweek Law.

The community board opposes demolishing the historic West Park Presbyterian Church due to its heritage value, despite the congregation facing financial difficulties and receiving a lucrative offer from developers.