The NY Attorney General's Office is investigating a fatal incident in Suffolk County involving an off-duty MTA officer who struck and killed a pedestrian.

A high-ranking MS-13 leader, Francisco Javier Roman-Bardales, faces charges in Long Island federal court for directing criminal activities across multiple countries.

New York City is set to experience a week of varied weather, including cloudy conditions, patchy drizzle, fog, and chances of showers across its boroughs, with slight improvements over the weekend.

LaGuardia Airport in New York City was named the best airport in the U.S. by Forbes Travel Guide after a major overhaul improved both its aesthetic appeal and operational efficiency.

Illegally parked trucks plague Southeast Queens neighborhoods, but recent NYPD and Sanitation Department efforts are tackling the issue and towing offending vehicles.

Atikur Razzaque from Queens was sentenced to 15 months for alien smuggling after pleading guilty to smuggling three Bangladeshi nationals into the U.S.

Jerome "Sha" Jones of the Black Rain drug crew has been sentenced to 30 years for early '90s homicides linked to drug trafficking after pleading guilty.

New York City's upcoming week includes sunny days with potential evening drizzles, and a 100% chance of Thursday night showers. Strong winds up to 44 mph may follow Friday's rain.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 27 attorneys general back an FCC rule in an amicus brief to block telemarketers from selling phone numbers without clear consent, aiming to protect consumers from robocall scams.

Four individuals and three companies were indicted for an alleged deed fraud scheme in Queens, NY, accused of using falsified documents to steal homes.

A Delta flight's wing struck the runway at LaGuardia Airport during landing, leading to a successful go-around maneuver. There were no injuries or airport disruptions. The FAA is investigating.

A 65-year-old auto shop owner was found dead in his Queens shop with lacerations, prompting a police investigation. His identity is withheld pending kin notification.

Three Long Island fire departments have settled over Confederate flag displays and discriminatory practices, involving fines, flag removal, and human rights training.