Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $24 million investment in law enforcement technology for Rochester, NY, resulting in a significant reduction in crime rates.

A 15-year-old boy was critically injured after being stabbed and robbed of his sneakers by a group of teenagers in Queens, New York. Police are searching for the suspects.

Luis Pallchisaca, 21, was indicted for attempting to murder a passenger on a 7 train in an unprovoked attack. He could face up to 25 years if convicted.

A Queens Village man was indicted for labor trafficking and larceny, accused of defrauding and enslaving a Bangladeshi student, threatening him with deportation.

Reputed crime family members and NBA figures are charged with rigging illegal poker games, using high-tech methods to cheat and funnel profits to the mafia.

Current and former NBA players, including Terry Rozier, have been charged in a betting and money laundering operation involving the use of non-public NBA information.

New York City expects mild weather with sunny skies, gentle winds, and temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s, along with a chance of showers later in the week.

A fire in a Freeport apartment building resulted in four hospitalizations, 60 displaced residents, and uncovered the absence of working smoke alarms. Firefighters from multiple departments responded to the blaze.

Parsons 88 Realty LLC settled with New York authorities, agreeing to pay $55,000 and undergo anti-discrimination training after posting signs in a building that may have targeted immigrant tenants.

New York City's forecast predicts mostly sunny days with temperatures in the 60s and clear nights around the mid-40s, with mild weather expected across all boroughs.

Trump suggests he prefers a Democrat over a potential "communist" candidate in the NYC mayoral race, signaling a strategy that could favor Cuomo if the Republican nominee drops out.

Ex-NY trooper Thomas Mascia got 6 months' jail for lying about being shot to gain sympathy from an ex-girlfriend, leading to an extensive manhunt. He pleaded guilty to multiple charges.

A medical emergency at a Long Island middle school has led to charges against a teenager accused of selling cannabis gummies to students. Authorities are investigating the incident to ensure student safety and prevent further occurrences.