Governor Hochul announces over $636 million for universal broadband across New York, with public input invited and a webinar scheduled for details on the Final Proposal.

The NY Attorney General's Office is investigating the death of Anthony Troy James following an altercation with NYPD officers in Harlem on June 4, 2022.

Man faces charges for assaulting NYPD officers and attempting robbery, leaving three officers injured, including one with lasting nerve damage, after resisting arrest and an altercation at Bellevue Hospital.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams is pushing for a ban on horse-drawn carriages due to safety and animal welfare issues, advocating for electric alternatives and proposing supports for drivers affected by the change.

Manhattan D.A. Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. has announced the return of nine significant antiquities to Costa Rica, marking an advance in cultural heritage preservation.

An Astoria man, Luis Saula Quindi, faces up to 15 years in prison for vehicular assault and DUI after hitting two pedestrians, causing severe injuries. He was arrested with a suspended license and a high blood alcohol level.

Bronx man Gotti Berguette sentenced to 4.5 years for possession of fentanyl worth $100k-$150k, following a law enforcement crackdown on drug activities.

Former AFL Construction president Liaquat Cheema received a 4-year prison term for fraud tied to NYC homeless shelter contracts.

Robert W. Lederhilger III was convicted of mail fraud for a scheme that deceived thousands of businesses with fake webhosting bills, resulting in nearly $3 million in fraud.

NYC anticipates a week of pleasant weather, with sunny skies and high temperatures in the 80s, followed by a cooler weekend with no severe weather expected.

Roosevelt High School senior, Alvaro Velasquez, was detained by ICE and opted to return to Guatemala before graduation. His superintendent plans to deliver his diploma in Guatemala.

Two injured in a daytime shooting in Manhattan near a school and hospital; a 63-year-old woman and a 21-year-old man were shot but expected to survive.

A permanent Central Perk, the coffee shop from "Friends," will open in Times Square, featuring exclusive merchandise, original coffee blends, and an iconic setting.