MGM Resorts withdrew its bid to expand Empire City Casino in Yonkers into a full-scale casino, citing a competitive landscape and reduced license terms, affecting the New York casino license race.

Jamel McGriff faces 50 charges for the murders of Frank and Maureen Olton in Queens, including theft of their property and setting their house on fire.

The Brooklyn Mirage venue, part of Avant Gardner complex, is set to be demolished due to permit issues and is facing financial troubles, with its parent company filing for bankruptcy.

The US DOJ has indicted Chen Zhi of Prince Holding Group for running forced-labor scam compounds in Cambodia involved in crypto investment fraud schemes, with a historic civil forfeiture complaint for over $15 billion in bitcoin.

Flags across New York will fly at half-staff today in memory of retired State Trooper Mark Ondus, honoring his service related to the 9/11 aftermath.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces $5 million funding for a new clubhouse for the Variety Boys & Girls Club in Astoria, as part of a $300 million project including affordable housing and a school.

Former NYPD Officer Stanley Cadet and Kayla Lopez were indicted for manslaughter and other charges in relation to a high-speed crash that killed Anna Wilson.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced $80 million in funding to support the use of zero-emission vehicles by seven transit providers under the state’s Zero-Emission Transit Transition Program.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the return of Israeli hostages, marking an end to their ordeal. She reflected on the tragedy, emphasized U.S. role in their release, and expressed hope for peace.

Governor Kathy Hochul declares a State of Emergency for several New York counties due to a severe coastal storm, urging caution and mobilizing resources for safety.

Sullivan County International Airport in New York has been transformed into a modern facility with a new terminal and amenities, following an $18.5 million state investment.

The NY Attorney General settled with 8 car insurers for $14.2 million over a data breach affecting over 825,000 New Yorkers. The companies failed to protect consumer data, which was used to file fraudulent unemployment claims.

Governor Hochul signs legislation to cut taxes in half for nearly 100,000 Mitchell-Lama residents in NYC, with implications for local tax relief in Penn South and a broader $4 billion affordability initiative.