New Yorkers face potential health insurance cost hikes as federal subsidies may expire amid political strife, with Governor Hochul rallying against the government shutdown and its statewide impact.

A partial building collapse at a NYCHA housing tower in the South Bronx led to evacuations and an emergency response, with no initial reports of injuries. The cause and extent of damage are under investigation.

Christian Mur-Santana pleaded guilty to conspiracy and distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl, after being investigated by the DEA and USPIS for mailing drugs from Nevada to New York.

Ex-NY tax auditor Alton Plunkett is charged with bribery and tax fraud for helping RCI Hospitality Holdings evade $8 million in taxes in exchange for bribes.

The NY AG's Office is investigating a Queens crash where an off-duty NYPD officer's car collided with a motorcycle, killing the rider and injuring another person.

Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against DHS after the Transit Security Grant Program funding for New York’s MTA was cut to zero, seeking a TRO to preserve the funds.

Mayor Eric Adams announced a $93 billion Capital Commitment Plan for New York, aiming to improve housing, safety, and education without cutting previous projects.

Juan Valoy was indicted for a fraudulent rental scheme in NYC, defrauding victims of $25,000 by pretending to be a broker and collecting fees for non-existent rentals.

Two landlords have been indicted in Manhattan for harassing rent-regulated tenants, with one named as Meyer Chetrit. They're accused of neglect and creating uninhabitable conditions in a Chelsea building.

Three people in Queens were indicted for running a sex trafficking operation, coercing a Colombian woman into prostitution under the threat of her daughter's safety.

A Long Island man faces a 25-count indictment for defrauding New York’s ESD agency by submitting falsified documents to obtain pandemic relief funds meant for small businesses.

Carlos Ramirez, a member of the Sunset Trinitarios gang, was sentenced to life for various violent crimes, including the murders of two teenagers in New York.

Sharon Toney-Finch was sentenced for wire fraud and stolen valor after falsely claiming to be a Purple Heart veteran to raise funds for her fake charity.