Governor Hochul has initiated the groundbreaking for The Carriage House, a $160 million mixed-use development in Downtown Patchogue, which will include 262 homes with 53 affordable units, infrastructure improvements, and over 400 parking spaces.

NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing the USDA for the illegal suspension of SNAP benefits during a government shutdown, affecting over 40 million Americans.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a court order against the Trump administration's restrictions on sexual education curricula, protecting inclusivity in health education.

Six individuals were indicted for allegedly carrying out four gunpoint robberies in a 24-hour crime spree in Manhattan, facing a 23-count indictment including robbery and assault charges.

A case manager, Analie Vargas, pleaded guilty to defrauding clients seeking permanent residence by redirecting their application fee checks for personal use. She is expected to receive probation and pay restitution.

Queens District Attorney's office co-hosted the inaugural Missing Persons Day with OCME and US Rep. Grace Meng, offering services to families of the missing, including DNA submissions, to aid unresolved cases.

Bronx man, Kenneth Siriboe, indicted for first-degree rape and related crimes after allegedly attacking a woman in her building.

A Bronx janitor was sentenced to 5 years for sexually assaulting an 8-year-old, with the Bronx DA confirming the conviction and required sex offender registration.

Brooklyn man Iquan Warlick was sentenced to 33 years to life for his role in gang-related shootings that killed three people, as stated by the Brooklyn DA.

An impending storm will bring rain, possible thunderstorms, and gusty winds to New York's boroughs later this week, with varying rainfall amounts expected.

Luis Alberto Lopez Castillo surrendered to Bronx police, charged with the fatal shooting of 26-year-old autistic man Ronell Marte during an attempted robbery.

Jon Stewart hosted the National First Responders Day Roll Call of Heroes, honoring first responders for their service and celebrating acts of heroism across various agencies.

Charlie Pigott displays a giant 1,000-pound pumpkin in Brooklyn as part of a decade-long Halloween tradition, attracting community attention and celebrating the historical and cultural significance of pumpkins.