New York State's Prison Staffing Shortage Drives $445 Million in Overtime Costs Amid Safety and Financial Concerns
New York State is facing a prison staffing shortage, leading to a surge in overtime costs with $1.3 billion spent in 2024, according to a report by the State Comptroller's office.
Two Dead After Chevy Malibu Strikes Cyclist and Pedestrian in Manhattan's Chinatown, Suspects in Custody
Two people were killed in Chinatown when a speeding Chevy Malibu exited the Manhattan Bridge and crashed near Canal Street. The NYPD detained two women who fled on foot; charges are pending.
Hudson Valley to Welcome New Amenities with Sojourner Truth State Park's Swimming Facility and Upgrades by 2026
Governor Hochul announced the start of construction at Sojourner Truth State Park, including a swimming facility, slated to open by summer 2026. The park's amenities celebrate local heritage and promote accessibility.
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All CitiesManhattanNew York CityBronxBrooklynStaten IslandQueensNew York City Enhances Subway Safety with Completed Platform Barrier Installations Across 50 Stations, Governor Hochul Announces
Governor Hochul announced the completion of protective platform barriers in over 50 NYC subway stations, part of safety measures including LED lighting upgrades, to enhance the security for riders and workers.
Brooklyn Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Rush-Hour Subway Shooting That Injured Two
Alexander Villafana, 22, of Cypress Hills, received a 10-year sentence after pleading guilty to second-degree attempted murder in a subway shooting that injured two people during evening rush hour.
Ex-CaaStle CEO Christine Hunsicker Charged With $300 Million Fraud Scheme in Southern District of New York
Christine Hunsicker was charged with fraudulent activities involving over $300 million, according to the Southern District of New York U.S. Attorney's Office.
New York Jury Convicts Man on Gun and Drug Trafficking Charges After Rapid Descent into Criminal Activity Post Illegal Entry
Bianneury Pena, aka "Charly," was convicted in New York on charges of gun and drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession after a four-day jury trial.
New York City Prepares for Shifting Weather with Thunderstorms and Rising Heat Index
New York's weather forecast includes scattered showers, thunderstorms, and potential high heat index values nearing triple digits this week in various boroughs.
Cleanup Underway in Long Island as PSEG Contends with 1,000-Gallon Spill in Mill River
A nonhazardous oil spill from an underground cable in Mill River, Long Island led to PSEG Long Island's swift containment and cleanup efforts, with local wildlife and residents impacted.












