Google's $700 million settlement, led by NY Attorney General Letitia James, compensates consumers for the company's control over Android app distribution and payments.

Over 1.5 million bags of shredded cheese from Great Lakes Cheese Co. have been recalled across 31 states due to potential metal contamination, affecting products at Walmart, Target, and Aldi.

Governor Hochul announced the completion of $17.4 million in infrastructure improvements on the New York State Thruway, enhancing safety and travel for Central New York drivers.

Bronx man, William Credle, indicted for allegedly raping and abusing a 15-year-old girl he met on a dating app.

NYC's weather forecast includes mild temps, sun, clouds, and potential light snow towards the weekend, with a gale watch for coastal waters from Thursday afternoon.

New York City reports a historic decrease in shootings and homicides for 2025, with significant November declines in violent crime and some non-violent crime categories, while hate crimes rise.

Governor Hochul announced the design phase for a $450 million SUNY Upstate Medical hospital annex to enhance healthcare services in Central New York, including an expanded emergency department and burn unit.

Corey Jordon Green was sentenced to 19 years in federal prison for widespread drug trafficking and related offenses, including money laundering and firearm possession.

Floyd Wood of DeRuyter, NY, received a 2-year sentence for not registering a new email while on supervised release after a prior child enticement conviction.

A wet and windy period with unanimous rain forecast has arrived in New York, with temperatures expected to drop and possible light snow towards the weekend.

A man was shot in the abdomen in the Olinville area of the Bronx; he's in stable condition. No suspects have been detained yet, and the investigation is ongoing.

The New York Gaming Facility Location Board is voting on issuing three casino licenses in NYC, affecting Bally's, Hard Rock, and Resorts World's plans in the Bronx and Queens.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sun, snow, and rain for New York City boroughs, with varying chances of precipitation but without expecting hazardous conditions.