NYC Mayor Eric Adams Announces $400 Million Plan to Transform Fifth Avenue into Pedestrian-Friendly Boulevard
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.
New York Man Charged with Defrauding Investors Over $1 Million in Sham Blockchain Venture
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.
Queens and Los Angeles Logistics Companies and Owner Face TRO for Alleged Counterfeit Postage Scheme
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.
New York Businessman Charged With $3 Million Diamond Fraud Scheme
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.
Investigation Underway as Mexican Navy Ship Cuauhtémoc Awaits Repair Post-Collision with Brooklyn Bridge
NTSB investigates the fatal collision of Mexican navy vessel Cuauhtémoc with the Brooklyn Bridge, interviewing crew and pilots, with repairs planned at Brooklyn Navy Yard. Two cadets died and the crash highlighted the bridge's clearance issues.
New York's Legendary 'Italian Sherlock Holmes', Detective Joseph Pucciano, Receives Headstone in Brooklyn Over 90 Years After Death
Detective Joseph Pucciano, known as "Italian Sherlock Holmes," received a headstone in Brooklyn over 90 years after his death. His contributions to early 20th-century NYPD were celebrated at the ceremony.
Ex-Governor Andrew Cuomo Under Federal Investigation Over Pandemic Testimony Amid NYC Mayoral Campaign
Former NY Governor Andrew Cuomo, now running for NYC mayor, is under a DOJ investigation regarding his pandemic-related congressional testimony. His campaign continues despite this scrutiny.
New York City Launches 37th Annual Fleet Week with Grand Parade of Ships Along Hudson River
The 37th annual Fleet Week in NYC began with ships parading on the Hudson River, offering public tours and showcasing military technologies until May 26.
Miami Beach Shocker as Diddy's Trial Reveals Alleged Coercion Tools and Defaced Rifles with Kid Cudi's Testimony Coming Up Next
In a trial involving Sean "Diddy" Combs, items were presented in court as evidence of coercion, while the defense highlighted the condition of firearms found. Testimony from a psychologist and postponement of Kid Cudi's testimony were also noted.
Manhattan Man Charged with Federal Hate Crimes Against Jewish Counterprotesters as $750,000 Is Found in Safe
Tarek Bazrouk from Manhattan is charged with federal hate crimes for assaulting Jewish counterprotesters, with evidence including $750,000 cash and weapons found at his home. His lawyer claims the money is from legitimate work.












