Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, saw his defense fund hit $1 million with grassroots support. He faces trial but pleads not guilty to several charges.

Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has allocated $4.5 million to create 10 new Youth ACT teams to provide mental health services to young people with serious emotional disturbances.

Four gun traffickers were convicted and sentenced in Central New York for selling illegal firearms, including "ghost guns," following an investigation by the state's Organized Crime Task Force.

A Queens man received up to 30 years in prison for a series of burglaries after a jury trial, with evidence of his elaborate methods and substantial loot including luxury items.

"ATM theft ring leader "Chacho" sentenced to 6-12 years in prison, accomplices also sentenced; ring was active from June 2022 to January 2023 in NYC."

MS-13 gang member Omar Villalta sentenced to 55 years for involvement in five murders, reflects on law enforcement’s commitment to combating gang violence.

Poughkeepsie gang member known as "Quiet" has been sentenced to 34 years in prison for the murder of a teenage bystander and his involvement in related criminal activities, marking the conclusion of a high-profile case.

Michael Pitt has been indicted for sexual assault and other violent charges, which he denies. His attorney suggests the claims are baseless and seeks case dismissal. Pitt is released on bail and awaits a June court date.

Chef Anthony Inn brings his innovative take on Taiwanese cuisine to JaBä in Midtown East, Manhattan, combining classic dishes with modern flair for a fresh and exciting culinary experience.

The NYPD launches an internal probe after sealed arrest records were shared with immigration authorities for a Palestinian woman's deportation case, potentially violating city policies.

Cardinals have convened in Vatican City to elect the 267th pope, with a record 133 participants, including 10 from the U.S., spanning diverse ideologies. The conclave's secretive voting process will signal its outcome with white smoke.

Columbia University is laying off about 180 employees after losing $400 million in federal grants due to claims of inadequate response to antisemitism.

Amtrak's power issues near the East River Tunnel caused LIRR commuter delays, highlighting infrastructure problems and prompting a debate over tunnel repair strategies.