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.
New York City Gears Up for SantaCon Festivities Amid Charity and Cheer
SantaCon returns to NYC, a festive pub crawl supporting charities, starting from Broadway and 39th St. at 10 a.m. with guidelines in place and alcohol banned on certain trains.
NJ Transit Bus Crashes into Midtown Manhattan Building as Driver Is Hospitalized and No Pedestrians Are Injured
An NJ Transit bus crashed into a building in Midtown, causing damage but no pedestrian injuries; the driver was hospitalized. Coach USA is investigating the incident.
Massachusetts Woman Charged in Unprovoked Stabbing at Macy’s Herald Square as Victim Remains in Stable Condition
NYPD reports a woman was stabbed at Macy's Herald Square; the suspect is charged with attempted murder and other offenses. The victim is stable; the attack seems unprovoked.
New York City's Mayoral History Revised as Zohran Mamdani Becomes the 112th Mayor Rather Than the 111th Due to a 17th Century Oversight
Historical records have corrected NYC's mayoral count, revealing the incoming mayor will be the 112th, not the 111th, due to a 17th-century clerical oversight of Mayor Matthias Nicolls’ second term.
Brooklyn Man Pleads Guilty to Assault and Other Charges After Stunt Driving Incident in Patchogue
Matthew Mitchell pleaded guilty to assault and other charges for injuring a woman with car stunts in Suffolk County; sentencing expected on January 22, 2025.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul Signs Landmark AI Legislation for Transparency in Film and Advertising
NY Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation to regulate AI in media, requiring disclosure of AI-generated images and consent for using deceased individuals' likenesses.












