I-Team

A police sergeant in Neptune, New Jersey, has settled a sex discrimination settlement. Sarah Wallace reports.

The NYPD’s top cop is responding to reports problems at Upper West Side hotels for New Yorkers experiencing homelessness. Chris Glorioso reports.

A New Jersey mansion has been rented out for parties during the pandemic – and now the man allegedly behind them has been arrested. Sarah Wallace reports.

An I-Team analysis shows 64 NY and NJ companies filed notices to lay off or furlough more than 8,400 workers in June and July, despite being approved for millions in forgivable PPP loans in April and May

Some employees in New York City say their companies got loans through the Paycheck Protection Program. But they got laid off anyway. Chris Glorioso.

Some of the NYC zip codes with the highest coronavirus infection rates are also the ones with the fewest complaints about overcrowding and masks

Despite recommendations and measures requiring face masks, some still are refusing to wear them as mask fatigue sets in months into the COVID pandemic. The I-Team’s Chris Glorioso reports on where some of the most violations have been reported.

Suits allege NYPD tactics “chill protesters’ rights” and “instill fear.” The I-Team’s Chris Glorioso reports.

An attorney for Occupy Wall Street protesters who were arrested says he believes many of the protesters detained during this summer’s Black Lives Matter demonstrations have also been falsely arrested

Officer says he was forced out after alleging that cops were financially rewarded in a ticket quota scheme that targeted certain neighborhoods. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports.

County officials in California say they received additional evidence connecting the self-described “men’s rights” attorney suspected in the deadly shooting of a New Jersey federal judge’s family to the alleged killing of another prominent men’s right figure in California. San Bernardino County authorities released new images Friday that captured Roy Den Hollander inside two California train stations in early...

NY State Legislature adjourns without bringing a bill to the floor that would allow prosecutors to rape charges in cases where the victim was intoxicated. The I-Team’s Chris Gloroso report.

Investigators believe a gun recovered from the apparent suicide scene of an attorney in upstate New York matches the one used to kill a New Jersey federal judge’s son and wound her husband Sunday, law enforcement sources say. They’re also testing it to see if it may be linked to another murder on the other side of the country,...

The self-described “men’s rights” attorney suspected in the deadly shooting of a New Jersey federal judge’s family took an Amtrak train from New York to California, where he allegedly killed another prominent men’s rights figure, officials with knowledge of the investigation tell News 4. The officials say they believe suspect Roy Den Hollander used the same gun in both...

With just hours left in the legislative session, New York Assembly Speaker is facing calls as to why the bill that would close the so-called “rape intoxication loophole” has yet to receive a vote

With just hours left in the current legislative session, NY lawmakers have yet to act on the “rape intoxication: bill. The I-Team’s Chris Glorioso reports.

The self-described “men’s rights” attorney suspected in the shootings of a New Jersey federal judge’s son and husband took an Amtrak train from New York to California, where he allegedly killed another prominent men’s rights figure before returning via train to the tri-state area and targeting the judge, officials tell News 4. Jonathan Dienst reports.

Investigators believe the gun found in the suspect’s suicide scene is the same one used in the New Jersey murder and may even be linked to a similar killing in California. Jonathan Dienst reports.

The husband and son of a New Jersey federal judge were shot at their home Sunday afternoon, and a massive law enforcement response is underway.

Authorities believe an attorney found dead in New York Monday was the shooter who killed a New Jersey federal judge’s son and wounded her husband a day earlier, law enforcement sources with knowledge of the case tell News 4. Jonathan Dienst reports.