
Crime Victims Center Cuts Five Positions
The Broome County center lost nearly $540,000 in annual federal funding, affecting services for domestic violence victims.
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Should federal funding for domestic violence victim services be restored?
In New York, crime news means investigations, criminal proceedings, public safety and law enforcement activity. Reporting tracks incidents across the state, examining both individual cases and broader trends in the justice system.

The Broome County center lost nearly $540,000 in annual federal funding, affecting services for domestic violence victims.
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Should federal funding for domestic violence victim services be restored?
State flags will fly at half-staff to honor Jamil Wilson, who was killed while working along Interstate 287.

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Should government agencies be allowed to impose large financial penalties without a jury trial?
The former governor is seeking to halt administrative proceedings related to his pandemic-era book contract.

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Should private shipping companies be held to the same legal standards as the post office?
New proposal aims to establish specific criminal penalties for private carrier package theft in New York state.

A K-9 search of a Subaru Outback in Ramapo led to the seizure of about 2 kilograms of cocaine and adulterant.

The Second Circuit affirmed sanctions over a false declaration Dunn submitted during an SEC asset-freeze proceeding.

Coverage takes in police operations, court proceedings, legislative changes affecting the penal code and safety outcomes. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where different jurisdictions manage local enforcement. The balance between state-level policy and individual county enforcement is a recurring challenge for observers of the justice system. Public safety reporting often shifts between long-term systemic updates and high-profile incidents that draw immediate attention.