AG Letitia James and 38 other attorneys general urge Congress to address the funding shortfall of the World Trade Center Health Program to continue supporting 9/11 responders and survivors.

Governor Hochul announces over $10 million in funding to enhance New York's animal shelters, benefiting 30 organizations through the state's Companion Animal Capital Fund.

Attorney General Letitia James is advocating for the enactment of the FAIR Business Practices Act to update consumer protection laws in New York and address predatory lending, data breaches, and unfair business practices.

Manhattan criminals sentenced for a robbery and drugging scheme that resulted in two deaths and theft from nightclub-goers using drugs laced with fentanyl.

The Knicks' potential playoff run could bring $832M to NYC's economy, with each home game expected to generate $91M across various sectors, boosting local businesses and job creation.

Michael Fan was convicted in absentia for a violent Queens home invasion and robbery from September 2022. He remains a fugitive, facing up to 25 years in prison. Co-defendant Sihao Wang pled guilty, while another accomplice is at large.

New York celebrates the Knicks reaching the 2025 Eastern Conference Finals by temporarily co-naming streets after players, with the signs installed for the playoffs' duration.

Heavy rainfall drenches New York; the National Weather Service forecasts steady precipitation, strong winds, and cool temperatures across all boroughs.

New York AG Letitia James distributed over $13,500 in baby formula to Brooklyn families after a settlement with Paragon USA & Co. for price gouging during the 2022 shortage.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams plans to invest $400 million to transform Fifth Avenue into a pedestrian-focused boulevard, redesigning the street and updating underground infrastructure.

A man in New York faces charges for a $1 million scam involving a fraudulent blockchain venture, with false claims about his startup's capabilities and partnerships.

The DOJ reports a temporary restraining order against a logistics company and its owner for using counterfeit USPS postage, pending court decisions on mail fraud allegations.

Edward Carlos St. Mary III was arrested on charges of wire fraud for allegedly stealing over $3 million in diamonds by providing false documents to an Indian diamond company.