Manhattan Construction Tycoon Benedetto Cupo Indicted for Alleged $5.7 Million Fraud Scheme
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has indicted construction mogul Benedetto Cupo for orchestrating multi-million dollar frauds, affecting workers' wages and public funds.
Brooklyn Federal Court Convicts Yveler Marcellus in $12 Million Transnational Telemarketing Fraud Scheme
Yveler Marcellus was convicted for his role in a transnational telemarketing fraud scheme that stole over $12 million, primarily from American seniors.
Pleasant Weather Graces New York City with Highs in the 70s and 80s and a Calm Week Ahead
New York City forecasts sunny skies, light winds, high 70s to 80s temperatures today, and partly cloudy night with lows in the 60s. Sunny conditions with a midweek chance of showers are expected.
Mayor Eric Adams Launches Commission for Universal After-School Programs in NYC, Pledges $331 Million Investment
Mayor Eric Adams signs Executive Order 54 to create the Commission on Universal After-School, aiming to provide after-school services to all NYC public school children in grades K-8, with an initial $331 million investment.
Brooklyn Family Offers $10,000 Reward in Desperate Search for Missing Son with Bipolar Disorder
The family of Ian Freiman, a 31-year-old with bipolar disorder, is seeking him after his disappearance in Central Park. They offer a $10,000 reward and ask for public help.
Iconic New York State Pavilion in Queens on Track for Revival with $50 Million Restoration Project
The New York State Pavilion, a relic of the 1964 World's Fair, is being restored with a $50 million project, set to include limited tours and night lighting.
Another Mysterious Death in Brooklyn as Man Found in Newtown Creek Wearing Hospital Bracelet
A man wearing a hospital bracelet was found dead in Brooklyn's Newtown Creek. This adds to a series of mysterious deaths in the area, not officially linked. Authorities are investigating, while the cause of death remains undetermined.












