I-Team

Thousands of fake temporary license plates are being used by criminals to literally try to get away with murder and other crimes, according to NYPD officials, turning getaway vehicles into “ghost cars.”

NBC New York’s Melissa Russo sat down for a one-on-one interview with Rudy Giuliani, who got candid regarding the federal investigation into his Ukraine dealings.

There has been an explosion of fake temporary license plates across the tri-state, investigators say, which turn alleged criminals’ getaway vehicles into “ghost” cars. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

In a wide-ranging interview for the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, Mayor Rudy Giuliani sounded off on the federal investigation he’s facing for his dealings in Ukraine and the Jan. 6 insurrection at the White House. Melissa Russo reports.

The former leader of the Newark archdiocese is facing charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a teen in the 1970s. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace talked with a man who said he was abused by McCarrick as a teen.

“Satanic Lives Matter,” “F—k The System,” “Broke BestFriends” and “Money Slut Mafia” were all businesses approved for PPP loans worth thousands of dollars — even though the latter three all filed for their state incorporations after the Paycheck Protection Program was launched

When it comes to shock value, these corporate names take the cake. And it appears they’ve also taken thousands of dollars in federal coronavirus aid under the Paycheck Protection Program. Chris Glorioso reports.

A New Jersey family is fighting to keep their home from being demolished. Sarah Wallace reports.

The B-HEARD pilot program in Harlem sends social workers instead of cops on some mental health calls – and so far, help rates are up.

Chi Wright remembers every bathroom, stairwell and building in the state Capitol complex in Albany where he said the abuse took place in the late 1980s, at the hands of scores of adult men — many of whom he believes were state employees

A New York City man has alleged that he was sexually abused in the New York State Capitol complex. Sarah Wallace reports.

The NYPD has found no evidence the bombing was related to terrorism but detectives say they are ruling nothing out.

As supporters and opponents continue to bicker, NBC New York asked some legal experts to help provide some clarity on the charges facing Trump’s business and its CFO, with the experts having one thing in common: All were previously appointed by Republicans

While Trump and his defenders say that the charges filed against his business and Allen Weisselberg are politically motivated, but the Manhattan DA said they’re just following the evidence. Legal experts previously appointed by Republicans weighed in on the matter. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

The Manhattan DA accused the Trump Organization of running a 15-year scheme to help executives avoid paying taxes. The organization’s CFO pleaded not guilty to grand larceny, tax fraud and other charges. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

Two men with ties to the Spring Valley home face second-degree manslaughter and other felony charges in connection with the fatal March fire. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.

An upcoming Pentagon report on UFOs is not expected to address the existence of interplanetary aircraft visiting Earth, rendering the document a little underwhelming to some — but could illicit important responses from Russia and China

As the Pentagon is preparing to release a heavily anticipated report on UFOs, NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports on what the feds might finally reveal about the mysterious flying objects — including if they belong to the U.S., another country, or something else entirely.

Community advocates are now calling for a new crackdown on lax code enforcement in the wake of a raid on the Spring Valley Village Hall on Wednesday, that came amid an investigation into a fatal fire at an adult home. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.

A year ago this month, parts of New York City were rocked by rioting and looting. Stores from the Bronx to SoHo were gutted by roving mobs taking advantage of the George Floyd protests. NBC New York’s Chief Investigative Reporter Jonathan Dienst looked into what has not been done about those who destroyed parts of the city.