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Immigration right activists protest outside a Metropolis Garage in Manhattan on May 14, 2026, demanding the company stop leasing spaces to the federal government for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Local anti-immigrant activists protested the presence of federal government vehicles in a private garage downtown. [

Westchester County District Attorney Susan Cacace announced on May 21 that Fidencio Abreu, 42, of Yonkers, pleaded guilty Tuesday to Murder in the Second Degree, a class A felony, and Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Second Degree, a class C felony, for shooting his acquaintance to death in July 2025.

A New York company is buying a Lebanon County nursing home. MDA Capital Group will purchase the Cedar Haven Healthcare Center, a 324-bed skilled nursing facility at 590 S. Fifth Ave. in South Lebanon Township, for $40.3 million. A federal judge approved the sale of the nursing home on Wednesday....

Three people from Yonkers are among 11 people facing federal charges in a multi-million dollar scheme to evade tolls and traffic tickets. The U.S. Attorney’s Office says Jefrey Raphel Herrera Espinal, Sammy Rodriguez Francisco and Clarisa Rodriguez are among those arrested this month in connection with the case. From..

Prosecutors say Marlon Rabanales Pretzantzin beat, shook and dropped the child because she would not stop crying in March of 2025.

Katz’s owner Jake Dell tells PEOPLE the restored room is "exactly" what the space looked like before it was converted into a walk-in refrigerator decades ago

A Wednesday evening argument in the Soundview section of the Bronx spiraled into violence, leaving a man stabbed in the torso and slashed across the face and turning a residential block into a taped-off crime scene, authorities said. Emergency crews treated the victim on the sidewalk before rushing him to a nearby hosp

Kevin Canaan, 28, and Yennifer Tavarez-Cepeda, 25, were arrested and are facing homicide charges after their baby died from horrific injuries

A former New York City police officer, who was previously employed by Wells Fargo’s Rye Brook branch, pleaded guilty Monday to a scheme to defraud bank customers using information gleaned from his employment. Yeison Rodriguez Acosta, 28, of Manhattan, pleaded guilty Monday to grand larceny in the third degree,...

What should have been a joyful time for teachers and students looking forward to summer break is now filled with uncertainty.