Staten Island Shooter Sentenced to 15 Years for Attempted Murder on Pregnant Woman in Brooklyn Expressway Rampage
A Staten Island man has been sentenced to 15 years for attempted murder following the shooting of a pregnant woman on a Brooklyn expressway ramp in June 2023.
NYPD Seeks Public's Help to Identify Suspects in Armed Robbery in the Bronx
Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying individuals linked to an armed robbery in the Bronx. The NYPD is offering a reward of up to $3,500 for tips that lead to the suspects’ arrest and conviction.
Brooklyn Gang Associate Convicted of Racketeering and Drug Trafficking, Faces Life in Prison
A Brooklyn gang associate, Demetrius Johnson, was convicted of racketeering, drug trafficking, and a shooting near a playground, facing at least 20 years in prison.
Stormy Skies Ahead as New York City Braces for Week of Showers and Thunderstorms Across All Boroughs
Forecasts predict a week of showers and thunderstorms across New York's boroughs, with varying chances of precipitation and high temperatures. The National Weather Service does not expect severe weather events.
Mayor Eric Adams Unveils Ambitious $115 Billion ‘Best Budget Ever’ for NYC, Prioritizing Education, Public Safety, and Family Support
Mayor Eric Adams plans to unveil a $115 billion budget for NYC with a focus on education, public safety, and family support, including funding for NYPD expansion and after-school programs.
Parole Considered for NYPD Officer Edward Byrne’s Killer After 36 Years, Prompting Public Outcry
Convicted NYPD Officer Edward Byrne's murderer, David McClary, is considered for parole after 36 years, despite opposition highlighting the brutality of his crime and noting his lack of remorse.
Historic $68.4 Billion Boost for NYC Subway System Announced by Gov. Hochul Amid Safety and Modernization Efforts
New York State will invest $68.4 billion in the NYC subway system, funding upgrades including new subway cars, buses, and an Interborough Express line.
Potential NJ Transit Strike in May Prompts Calls for Work-From-Home Measures
NJ Transit prepares for a possible locomotive engineer strike in May, urging remote work and advising on alternative transportation options as union negotiations stall over wage demands.












