A former USDA employee was sentenced to two years in prison for her role in a $66 million food stamp fraud scheme, where she provided EBT license numbers to criminals.

New York City is expecting a significant winter storm with heavy snow and cold temperatures starting this afternoon into Saturday, with 4-8 inches of snow accumulation likely.

A parking garage in Yonkers was condemned due to unsafe conditions, forcing car owners to find new parking and raising concerns about maintenance negligence.

NYC reports a significant drop in violent crime for 2025, with homicides down to 297 and a 20% decrease in shootings from the previous year, despite a rise in rape reports.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secures $2.4 million in debt relief from Monterey Finance's predatory practices, offering financial respite to New Yorkers misled by deceptive leasing agreements.

The NY Attorney General's Office is investigating the fatal police shooting of Eric Davis in Rochester after a violent incident where Davis fired at officers.

New York City faces a winter storm watch with potential snowfall of 4-8 inches disrupting post-Christmas calm from Friday afternoon through Saturday, compounded by strong winds and cold temperatures.

Lake Sebago Beach's $95.8 million reconstruction in NY has progressed with the awarding of a construction contract, aiming for a 2027 reopening post-Irene closure.

New York-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital settled for over $616,000 in a kickback scheme case, after an investigation by the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and the US Attorney’s Office.

The NY Attorney General's Office is probing the death of Bravo Nondo after a collision with an off-duty NYPD officer's car near the New York State Thruway.

New Yorkers expect chilly and volatile weather, including snow and rain, as NWS issues a hazardous weather outlook for the city and surrounding regions.

New York City buys 48 acres in Westchester to protect its drinking water supply, making it the city's costliest watershed land deal ever at $12 million.

A federal judge ruled in favor of NY Attorney General Letitia James to continue funding for school-based mental health services, which Trump's administration tried to cut.