NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch Upholds Officer's Position Despite Bronx Shooting Controversy
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch overturned a judge's recommendation to fire Lt. Jonathan Rivera, who fatally shot Allan Feliz in 2019, justifying her decision by citing Rivera's perception of a threat to an officer's life.
Staten Island Coastal Resilience, A Testament to Hurricane Sandy's Legacy and the Drive for Future Protection
Staten Island's coastlines symbolize both Hurricane Sandy's devastation and the community's resilience, healing, and transformation to vibrant life, despite persistent reminders of the storm's impact.
Albany's Lincoln Park Pool Reopens with a $25 Million Revitalization, Part of Governor Hochul's NY SWIMS Initiative
Governor Hochul inaugurated the $25 million renovated Lincoln Park Pool in Albany as part of the $10 million NY SWIMS initiative, aiming to provide safe recreation in underserved areas and enhance water safety education.
New York Crime Ring Dismantled, Ringleader Roni Rubinov Sentenced for Organized Retail Theft
New York's Attorney General Letitia James announced the convictions and sentencings of a theft ring responsible for stealing and reselling millions of dollars in goods. Ringleader Roni Rubinov received a multi-year prison sentence.
Sunny Independence Day Forecast Across NYC with Comfortable Evening Temperatures
New York City's five boroughs are expecting sunny weather with high temperatures ranging from 85 to 87 degrees for the holiday weekend, with no hazardous weather anticipated.
Man Indicted on Attempted Murder Charges for Assault on Court Officers at Manhattan Criminal Courthouse
Jonathan Wohl was indicted for an attack on court officers, facing charges including attempted murder. The incident at the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse resulted in injuries to the officers.
New York City Sets Sail for Spectacular 250th American Birthday Bash with Global Tall Ships Parade
NYC is preparing for "Sail 4th 250," a celebration of America's 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, with tall ships, expected to generate over $1 billion in tourism.
Nine Suspected Brooklyn R2R Gang Members Indicted in 68-Count Case Involving Murder, Shootings, and Weapons Offenses
Nine alleged R2R gang members face a 68-count indictment, including charges for conspiracy to commit murder and weapon possession, in Brooklyn, with 10 shootings and four wounded, including an elderly woman.
New York City Battles with Hundreds of Abandoned Boats Polluting Local Waterways
NYC faces environmental issues with 500 abandoned boats in its waterways, hindering clean-up due to old laws. The Parks Department's new office is tackling the problem with slow progress, aided by federal funds and boat surrendering initiatives.
Music Mogul Diddy Dodges Federal Sex Trafficking Rap, But Nailed for Mann Act Violations Amid Survivor Outcry
Diddy was acquitted of sex trafficking charges but found guilty on Mann Act counts. Critics say the verdict could deter abuse survivors from coming forward.












