NY Attorney General Letitia James released security camera footage from the John Bonds death investigation, promoting transparency in the case involving an off-duty officer.

Saniyah Cheatham died in NYPD custody, with initial police statements suggesting suicide but her family disputes this, demanding transparency and answers.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch chose not to dismiss an officer involved in the 2019 fatal shooting of Allan Feliz, despite recommendations for termination.

A young man was killed and two others injured in a violent incident in the Bronx; authorities have detained two people and the investigation continues.

The I-90 improvement project in Albany and Schenectady Counties is complete, enhancing safety and roadway conditions over 40 miles, involving pavement repairs and upgrades as announced by Governor Hochul.

The Impact Utica project, led by Governor Kathy Hochul, added 167 units of public and affordable housing in Utica, improving efficiency and services, especially for at-risk youth.

AG Letitia James leads a coalition to challenge the EPA's cancellation of an environmental justice grant program, claiming it violates congressional intent and harms communities.

Mixed weather is expected in NYC with sun, storms, and varying chances of rain across its boroughs. Highs may reach the low 90s, with cooler nights in the 70s.

NYPD dispatched cadaver dogs to help in the Texas flood recovery, while New York's first responders, led by Dr. Gonzalez and Detective Mateyaschuk, aid the search efforts.

Former top NYPD officials have filed lawsuits alleging departmental corruption and cronyism during Mayor Eric Adams' tenure, with accusations including paid promotions and nepotism.

Jeffrey Kolin, 73, charged with murdering his wife, Marsha Greenberg, 77, in the Bronx, reportedly attacked her with a pot and smothered her with a pillow.

Interim U.S. Attorney John Sarcone, facing a misdemeanor menacing charge against Saul Morales-Garcia after being threatened with a knife, seeks to expedite his removal from the U.S. and to secure a permanent appointment as Attorney.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a record $379.5 million in funding for victim assistance programs in New York over three years, including state funds to offset federal cutbacks.