Kalder Founder Gets 25 Months in New York Securities Fraud Case
Kalder founder Gökçe Güven received a 25-month sentence after a securities-fraud plea. Prosecutors describe false investor claims.
Utica Man Pleads Guilty in Federal Child Sexual Abuse Material Case
Jeffrey Schreck of Utica pleaded guilty Oct. 26. Federal prosecutors say sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 5, 2027.
Southern Regional Jail: Next Sentencing and a Rejected Appeal
Nathaniel Pack’s sentencing is listed for January 2027. A separate ruling upheld Chad Lester’s convictions and 17½-year term.
According to Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, two men were arrested following a Trespass...
On April 20th, 2026, Road Patrol Deputies responded to a complaint on Skyline Drive in the town of Augusta. Due to the nature of...
Lexington Police Settlement Targets Fines, Force and Civil Rights
DOJ’s Lexington police settlement requires reforms on fines, bail and force after findings of civil rights violations.
DOJ Threatens California Election Workers Over Disputed Voter List
DOJ warns California election workers of prosecution over disputed voter data. The civil lawsuit tests ballot access before Nov. 3.
James Urges Congress to Strengthen Epstein Files Disclosure Law
New York joins 16 other states urging Congress to strengthen Epstein records disclosure, enforcement and survivor access.
Dollar General Settlement Brings $1.875M in Goods and NY Reforms
Dollar General must donate $1.875 million in goods and improve pricing at New York stores after an AG investigation.
Toggenburg Mountain Sold, With Ski Reopening Planned for 2027–28
Toggenburg has a new owner and a planned 2027–28 reopening after New York’s antitrust case. Here’s what skiers should know.
Federal DEI Ruling: What Equal Opportunity Means for Black Workers
Black Perspective deep-dive analysis with historical context, verified source links and Mohawk Valley questions.