The DOJ is investigating whether Andrew Cuomo lied to Congress about COVID-19 in nursing homes. Legal experts are divided on the case, and the timing raises questions of political influence.

Anthony Camou pleaded guilty to mail fraud and conspiracy, admitting to fraudulently obtaining over $250,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits. He agreed to restitution and faces up to 20 years in prison.

NYPD is searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery in the Bronx, where a woman's car and purse were stolen. A reward is being offered for information.

New York State announces an $81.5 million arts grant program to support cultural organizations and individual artists as an investment in local communities and the state's creative economy.

NYC Mayor Adams and Counsel Goode-Trufant won a legal battle against Price Point Distributors, barring the firm from selling illegal vape products nationwide.

Brooklyn man Bryan Abraham was sentenced to 5 years for a $1.75 million COVID-19 unemployment fraud. He must also forfeit $500,000 and pay restitution.

A man was charged with assault for attacking a 9-year-old girl and an off-duty sergeant in Glendale. The sergeant lost a fingertip during the incident.

A superseding indictment details a case of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, bribery, and money laundering by non-profit employees in Brooklyn involving kickbacks for contracts.

An Eastchester high school football coach, Thomas James Puccini, was charged with sexual exploitation of minors and distributing child pornography, with officials condemning the betrayal of trust.

SafeMoon CEO Braden John Karony was convicted in a crypto-fraud case, facing up to 45 years in prison for charges including securities fraud and money laundering.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for New York boroughs, including showers and high rip current risk along the southeast coast, with sunny spells expected by Memorial Day.

Dominique Ansel's new bakery Papa d'Amour merges French and Asian pastries, highlighting his cultural background without offering his famous Cronut to maintain creativity.

Two individuals face additional charges in a cryptocurrency recovery scam involving their business, Coin Dispute Network, as announced by Manhattan DA Bragg.