New Jersey Brothers Indicted for Alleged Scam Targeting Elderly Women in Brooklyn and Beyond
New Jersey brothers indicted for scam targeting elderly women, involving fake officials and misinformation about compromised bank accounts, with nearly $400,000 stolen.
Sinaloa Cartel's "El Mayo" Crumbles Under Justice as He Is Found Guilty of Empire of Crime in Brooklyn Courtroom
Sinaloa Cartel co-founder "El Mayo" Zambada pleads guilty to multiple charges including leading a criminal enterprise, with a life sentence and $15 billion forfeiture agreed upon.
New York City Greeted by Sunshine with Potential Showers on the Horizon
The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sunshine and potential showers for New York, with highs in the low 80s and a chance of rain increasing toward the weekend. No significant hazardous weather is expected.
NYC Mayoral Race Heats Up as Mamdani Draws Crowds and Adams and Cuomo Intensify Critiques
Candidates intensify their NYC mayoral campaigns with endorsements and events as the race nears its climax; the City Council speaker contest also draws attention for its potential to balance the mayor's influence.
Police Search for Man Accused of Inappropriate Touching at Prospect Heights Subway Station
Police seek a man who touched a woman at a Prospect Heights subway; he fled the scene. The incident adds to rising transit crime in the area. NYPD requests tips via their hotline or online.
Power Outage Disrupts NYC Subway Service with C Train Suspended and Delays on A and D Lines
NYC subway service was disrupted due to a power outage, affecting C, A, and D train lines, with the MTA providing alternate travel options for commuters.
Grand Slam Fever Hits NYC as Sinner Aims for Hat Trick at US Open 2025
Jannik Sinner enters the U.S. Open 2025 as a favorite, amid a strong field including Venus Williams and Carlos Alcaraz. The event, now a 15-day format with a $90 million prize purse, also features new technology and Fan Week activities.












