Eight Men Charged in Bronx-Based Car Theft Ring Accused of Stealing 100+ Vehicles
New York law enforcement has dismantled a Bronx-based car theft ring accused of stealing over 100 vehicles and selling them on the East Coast. Charges have been filed against eight men involved in the operation.
68-Year-Old Charged with Wire Fraud in Gustave Courbet Art Swindle in Manhattan Federal Court
Thomas Doyle was charged with wire fraud for stealing a Courbet painting and selling it, with U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton highlighting the betrayal of trust in the art world.
New York City Boroughs Brace for Showers and Thunderstorms, Gale Watch Issued for Coastal Waters
The National Weather Service predicts varying weather for NYC boroughs, with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and a Gale Watch for coastal waters.
PATH Announces Service Expansion and Fare Hikes as Trains Set to Run Every Day Amid Infrastructure Overhaul by 2026
PATH train service will expand by 2026 with daily operations on all lines, but face annual fare hikes starting next summer to fund the improvements. Weekend and rush-hour frequencies will increase, enhancing capacity and reducing wait times.
Staten Island Lawmaker Proposes Toll Reform to Alleviate E-ZPass Fee Crisis for New Yorkers
Assemblymember Michael Reilly proposes the Toll Payer Advocacy and Relief Act to limit E-ZPass fines in NY, highlighting cases like Chris Zimring's, who faced $25,000 in debt from toll penalties.
Hofstra University's Resa Nelson Celebrates Becoming First Rhodes Scholar from the School, Embodies Antigua's Pride
Hofstra University celebrates Resa Nelson, the school's first Rhodes Scholar, who plans to pursue stem-cell research and has made advancements in biofuel from sargassum seaweed.
New York City Council Faces Heated Debate and Legal Challenges Over Potential Ban on Horse-Drawn Carriages
NYC Councilmember Holden is pushing to ban horse-drawn carriages, citing animal welfare and safety, while facing opposition from workers and legal challenges from TWU against animal rights group NYCLASS.
New York City and Newark Launch "Code Blue" Initiatives to Shelter Homeless Amidst Freezing Temperatures
New York City and Newark enact "code blue" to aid the homeless during freezing temperatures and wind chills, with outreach workers providing shelter access.
Nassau County's Bruce Blakeman Eyes New York Governorship, Defying GOP Unity Push
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is showing interest in New York's gubernatorial race, potentially challenging Gov. Kathy Hochul in 2026. Despite trailing in GOP polls, Blakeman is confident, touring the state to gauge and build support.
New York Proposes Mandatory Annual Prison Tours for Judges to Strengthen Judicial Empathy and Reform Sentencing Perspectives
A proposal in New York seeks to require judges to make yearly visits to state prisons, aiming to connect them directly with the impact of their sentencing decisions.












