New York unveils plan to monitor ICE and Border Patrol

Letitia James announced on Tuesday that her office would deploy trained legal observers to monitor ICE agents across the state.

Hundreds gather in Rockland County to debate potential new law impacting cooperation with ICE

Hundreds of people came together in Rockland County on Tuesday night to voice their opinions over a possible change to how county employees interact with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement​.

New York police officer charged in cooler throw death says he was trying to protect colleagues

A New York City police sergeant who hurled a plastic cooler at a man fleeing officers on a motorized scooter, causing a crash that killed the driver, says he was trying to protect other officers from being injured.
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Queens voters pick Mamdani's successor — plus two other New York special election results

Voters in Astoria and Long Island City have selected Zohran Mamdani's successor, and unofficial results are in for two more special elections that were held in Manhattan Tuesday.

Sudden New York alert warns of "dangerous travel"

The sudden warning issued on Tuesday afternoon encompassed more than 1.1 million people in New York.

Olympic soccer coming to New York City in 2028: How to get your tickets

NEW YORK (PIX11) — While many will follow the sun to Los Angeles for the 2028 Summer Olympics, some will set their sights on New York City. The group stage and knockout matches for Olympic Football (Soccer) tournaments will be held in stadiums across the country,

The Boston Fleet and New York Sirens Gear Up For The Winter Olympics

Seven Boston Fleet players were honored after Tuesday nights 4-3 shootout win over the New York Sirens ahead of their trip to the Olympics.

New York City gets first free grocery store

Polymarket announced they signed a lease for a free grocery store that would open on February 12.