Honduran National Sentenced to Seven Years for Laundering $12 Million in International Telemarketing Fraud Targeting U.S. Victims
Honduran national Cesar Rafael Coello Dominguez was sentenced to seven years in prison for operating a multimillion-dollar telemarketing fraud scheme.
Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures Expected Across New York City Boroughs
The National Weather Service predicts a sunny week with moderate temperatures for New York City, with the chance of showers on Tuesday and a Hazardous Weather Outlook issuing no severe warnings.
Suspected Rental Scam Artist Charged With Grand Larceny in New York City Over Fake Hell's Kitchen Apartment
Nicholas Fuelling was charged with grand larceny for allegedly running a rental scam for a nonexistent apartment in Hell's Kitchen, NYC, victimizing multiple people.
New York Attorney General Launches Investigation into 2022 Fatal Encounter Between NYPD and Civilian in Harlem
The NY Attorney General's Office is investigating the death of Anthony Troy James following an altercation with NYPD officers in Harlem on June 4, 2022.
Man Indicted for Alleged Assault on NYPD Officers in Manhattan
Man faces charges for assaulting NYPD officers and attempting robbery, leaving three officers injured, including one with lasting nerve damage, after resisting arrest and an altercation at Bellevue Hospital.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Proposes Shift From Horse-Drawn to Electric Carriages in Central Park Amid Safety and Welfare Concerns
NYC Mayor Eric Adams is pushing for a ban on horse-drawn carriages due to safety and animal welfare issues, advocating for electric alternatives and proposing supports for drivers affected by the change.
Manhattan D.A. Announces Repatriation of Nine Antiquities to Costa Rica in Cultural Heritage Victory
Manhattan D.A. Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. has announced the return of nine significant antiquities to Costa Rica, marking an advance in cultural heritage preservation.
Florida Man Convicted for Defrauding Thousands of Businesses in $3 Million Mail Fraud Scheme
Robert W. Lederhilger III was convicted of mail fraud for a scheme that deceived thousands of businesses with fake webhosting bills, resulting in nearly $3 million in fraud.
New York City Greets Pleasant Week Ahead with Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures
NYC anticipates a week of pleasant weather, with sunny skies and high temperatures in the 80s, followed by a cooler weekend with no severe weather expected.












