Juan Correa Sr. was sentenced to 17.5 years for leading a cocaine conspiracy from Puerto Rico to New York, involving money laundering and distribution.

NYPD seeks two suspects involved in a hate crime assault in Manhattan; the incident involved anti-immigration remarks and physical violence against a 26-year-old man. Public assistance is requested.

The OSI cleared Nassau County Police officers of criminal charges in the fatal incident involving Morgan Salomone, citing no evidence of criminal negligence.

Mayor Eric Adams boosts NYC's affordable housing budget by $1.8 billion for FY 2026, focusing on thousands of affordable homes, with increased funding for HPD and NYCHA's Section 8 conversions.

A coalition, including NY AG Letitia James, won a lawsuit against the DOE, successfully challenging a policy that would cap state energy program funding, which the court ruled unlawful.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams extends 'Big Apple Connect', offering free internet and basic cable to 330K NYCHA residents until June 2028, saving them $1,700 yearly.

Patrick Robles was sentenced to 10 years for attempted rape on a subway in NYC. He pleaded guilty and will also have 10 years post-release supervision.

Highway worker Isabel Alvarez was killed in a hit-and-run on the Nassau Expressway; driver Daveanand Budhai is indicted with charges including manslaughter.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams seeks $48 million from Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family for the city's opioid crisis mitigation efforts as part of a broader $7.4 billion proposed settlement.

Queens DA Melinda Katz appoints 45 new Assistant District Attorneys from 22 law schools, focusing on fair prosecution and comprehensive training including ride-alongs and facility visits.

NEW CITY Funding Corp is ordered to pay $120,000 for violating the SCRA by unlawfully repossessing servicemembers' vehicles; four individuals will receive $60,000 collectively.

Charlie Javice, ex-CEO of Frank, was sentenced to 85 months in prison for defrauding JP Morgan Chase of $175 million by inflating user data during a company sale.

Justin Heath Smith, also known as "Austin Wolf," was sentenced to 19 years for child sexual exploitation crimes.