No Charges Filed Against NYPD Officers in 2022 Harlem Altercation Death as NY Attorney General Cites Lack of Evidence
The NY Attorney General will not charge NYPD officers involved in Anthony Troy James's death after a probe found no evidence their actions directly caused it.
Former Financial Director at Multinational Firm Charged With $8.2 Million Fraud and Money Laundering in Brooklyn Federal Court
Former Financial Director Jordan Khammar is indicted for stealing $8.2 million from his employer through wire fraud and money laundering over ten years.
New York City Braces for Showers and Thunderstorms with High Rip Current Risk Advisory in Coastal Boroughs
The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms with a 40-80% chance of precipitation and temperatures in the high 70s to low 80s in NYC, remaining wet through the week, and a high rip current risk advisory for coastal areas.
UPDATE: Queens Community Shaken as 13-Year-Old Sanjay Samuel Declared Brain-Dead After Shooting as NYPD Seeks Suspect
A 13-year-old boy named Sanjay Samuel is brain-dead and in a coma after being shot outside a Dunkin' Donuts in Queens. The suspect is at large, and officials urge public assistance in the investigation.
New York City Rocked by Spike in NYPD Custody Deaths, Sparking Investigation and Public Outcry for Transparency and Reform
NYC is probing NYPD in-custody deaths; nine reported this year. City Council seeks transparency, while advocates demand reforms and independent medical staff in holding facilities.
Secret Service Foils Major Telecom Threat in NYC Amid U.N. Assembly as Over 100K SIM Cards Are Seized
The Secret Service neutralized a major threat to telecom during the UN General Assembly in NYC, finding a network of servers and 100,000+ SIM cards posing significant disruption risks.












