Pelham Man Pleads Guilty in Teacher Pension Theft, Pays $147,000
A Pelham man pleaded guilty in a deceased teacher’s pension theft. New York’s attorney general says he paid $147,000 in restitution.
Correction Officer Pleads Guilty in Fatal Franklin County Crash
Ryan Bordeau pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter in Jennifer Hathorn’s death. Sentencing is set for January 8, 2027.
New York Seniors Can Seek Refunds in FC&A Free-Book Settlement
New York’s FC&A settlement offers refunds for eligible trial-book purchases. Consumers should contact the company before April 23, 2027.
Crypto Scheme Targeting Haitians Leads to Nearly $6M in Settlements
New York announces nearly $6 million in crypto settlements after a scheme targeted Haitian communities. A separate request for more than $1.3 billion awaits court review.
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.
New York Seeks Child Safeguards in Character.AI Bankruptcy
New York and 39 other attorneys general want stronger child-safety and privacy protections in the Character.AI bankruptcy. Here is what the filing alleges and what families can do now.
AG James Seeks Shkreli Sanctions Over Alleged Pharma Ban Violations
Letitia James and the FTC seek sanctions over Martin Shkreli’s alleged violations of his lifetime pharmaceutical industry ban.
Queens Pharmacy Owner Accused of $31M Medicaid Fraud Scheme
New York prosecutors accuse Queens pharmacy owner Miguel Baron of a $31 million Medicaid and HIV-drug fraud scheme involving kickbacks and prescription buybacks.