True Jackson, 41, was sentenced to 2-4 years for burglarizing a St. Albans home and claiming it as his residence. His stepbrother and girlfriend pleaded guilty to trespass.

Three alleged Sinaloa Cartel leaders were extradited from Mexico and presented in Manhattan Federal Court, facing charges of fentanyl trafficking and weapon offenses.

Richard Kim, ex-CEO of Zero Edge Corporation, was indicted for gambling away $4 million of company funds on cryptocurrency trades and online gambling.

The U.S. Attorney announced a $360,000 settlement with entities operating a social club for COVID relief fraud, admitting to falsely obtaining PPP loans and an RRF grant.

Mexican cartel leader Servando Gomez-Martinez indicted for drug importation into the U.S. and is now in U.S. custody.

NYC weather forecast includes intermittent showers, highs in the upper 80s, and mostly sunny days with slight cooling early next week. No severe weather expected.

A man in Brooklyn was shot with a crossbow by Joseph English, who faces charges including assault. The victim, hit in the hip, refused medical treatment. The motive is unclear, and an investigation is ongoing.

Public hearings are set for two proposed casinos in NYC's West Side, with locals to voice their opinions on The Avenir and Caesars Palace Times Square amid concerns over community impact.

Harvey Weinstein is set to have a third retrial in New York on a third-degree rape charge involving Jessica Mann. His second trial ended with a partial verdict and mistrial.

A NYC woman found a 2.3-carat diamond in Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park, planning to use it for an engagement ring after three weeks of searching. She had prepared by training and setting up camp.

The Central Park Conservancy supports a bill to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, citing safety and maintenance concerns after recent horse accidents.

Former NY Governor David Paterson endorses Mayor Eric Adams for re-election, giving him support despite trailing in polls behind Zohran Mamdani and others.

A U.S. judge ordered ICE to improve conditions at a New York facility, providing detainees sleeping mats, toiletries, and confidential calls with lawyers. DHS contested the claims but will appeal the decision.