A 27-year-old man, identified as drill rapper Suave Drilly, was fatally shot leaving a state parole office in Mott Haven, Bronx, with no arrests made yet in the ongoing investigation.

Broadway labor unions are considering a strike over pay and benefits, despite the industry's financial success. Negotiations with The Broadway League continue.

An 86-year-old driver reversed onto a sidewalk in Coney Island, killing an 89-year-old woman and injuring two others; charges have not been filed as investigations continue.

NYPD is seeking a suspect for an armed robbery at the 86 Street subway in Manhattan, where a woman was threatened for her belongings. No injuries reported, and the suspect escaped on a bicycle.

Governor Kathy Hochul visited the Garden City Police Department to highlight a $21 million investment in law enforcement technology in Long Island, part of a larger $127 million grant aimed at improving public and officer safety.

A court upheld New York's plea to block DHS from withdrawing $33 million in anti-terrorism funds from its transit system due to the state's 'sanctuary' policies.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a lawsuit against River Valley mobile home park for tenant mistreatment and illegal rent hikes.

New York City files an amicus brief with a 22-member coalition to protect federal funding for Planned Parenthood against the "Defund Provision" that could harm health services.

A Flushing doctor is charged with stealing state funds meant for abortion services, using them instead for her spa business. She faces up to 15 years if convicted.

Dr. Maurizio Miglietta, a professor at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine, was indicted for rape by Manhattan's DA after allegedly assaulting a woman with a firearm present.

A Long Island man was sentenced to 18 years behind bars for possessing fentanyl valued at $80,000. Authorities say the case marks a significant victory in the fight against opioid trafficking in the region.

New York City will see sunny days and clear nights with occasional showers starting Sunday, with consistent temperatures in the 60s and no hazardous weather expected.

The Wilson family is suing the Bronx day care where their daughter drowned, demanding answers and accountability for her death. They seek better oversight, with "River's Law" proposed to ban pools at residential day cares.