Bronx man Ralph Wallace indicted for violent sex trafficking involving multiple women; includes abuse and coercion tactics. He faces a mandatory minimum of 15 years if convicted.

NY Attorney General Letitia James faces mortgage fraud allegations, accused of falsifying documents for loans and better terms, per FHFA director William Pulte's letter to the U.S. AG.

Individuals posing as utility workers excavated into a Brooklyn sewer, leading to their arrest by NYPD on charges including burglary and possession of burglar tools. The motive for their actions is unclear.

Night Owl Video, a nostalgic video store offering a range of physical media, opened in Brooklyn, with plans for rentals, events, and an e-commerce platform.

Union workers at Manhattan Beer Distributors are striking over unfair labor practices and retirement security, affecting beer supplies in New York City and Long Island.

A man in a stolen vehicle crashed into parked cars in the Bronx, injuring two and causing damage. The suspect, Angel Colon, was apprehended and faces charges.

New "Empire Bins" are being installed in Manhattan to improve waste management, featuring a locked system accessible by electronic keycards for use by sanitation workers and building staff. They aim to reduce sidewalk trash and increase efficiency.

Amtrak and NJ Transit commit $12 million to upgrade Penn Station infrastructure, addressing past disruptions and preparing for summer heat-related issues, despite potential new disruptions and concerns over federal funding.

New York City officials are discussing the plans to close the Rikers Island jail complex by 2027 and the contentious return of ICE to the facility, with legal challenges adding to the complexity of the situation.

The Legal Aid Society filed a motion to stop the NYPD from arresting individuals for minor offenses that should only warrant tickets, questioning the constitutionality of the practice and citing recent deaths in custody as a serious concern.

NY Governor Hochul pushes for amendments to state's discovery laws, citing a rise in case dismissals and law enforcement issues since 2019 reforms. She aims to balance fair trials and public safety.

Governor Kathy Hochul and Mount Vernon City officials celebrated three years of progress in the city’s $150 million water infrastructure project, marking significant advancements in environmental equity.

NY AG Letitia James has taken action against Capital Region landlords for discriminating against renters with housing vouchers and imposing illegal late fees.