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Los Angeles homeless crisis is not getting better. Violence, drug addiction and a growing decline in the quality of life. NBC4’s Conan Nolan talks with I-Team Investigative Reporter Joel Grover about his series of reports “Streets of Shame”… and how he says political leaders are not being honest about Southern California’s homeless problem.

Tony, Emmy and Grammy award-winning actress Cynthia Nixon addressed the rumors about her run for New York governor. Melissa Russo reports.

Law enforcement officials on Long Island say they’re looking forward to President Trump’s visit on Friday and are “extending a warm welcome” to the president — but some residents have a different message.

Families on Long Island came together to talk about loved ones who have fallen to an opioid epidemic sweeping the U.S. Greg Cergol reports.

More wastewater has spewed into the Niagara River, the latest in a series of overflows that have drawn widespread attention since late July, when a discharge blackened water near Niagara Falls in view of summer tourists.

New York state is fining the Niagara Falls Water Board $50,000 for discharging black and smelly water near the falls during a busy tourist weekend.

A new plan has been implemented in one Brooklyn neighborhood where late-night party cruises have been disrupting many residents.

Looking to party in the New York Harbor? Last call is about to get a lot earlier. Rana Novini reports.

The Boston Red Sox have been fined by Major League Baseball for using electronic equipment to steal signs given by a Yankees catcher this season, and New York has been fined a lesser amount for improper use of a dugout telephone in an earlier year.

New York state agencies and officials will be barred from asking about a person’s immigration status, under an executive order issued Friday by Democratic Gov. Cuomo.

Police are looking for a burglar they say stole three bikes on two separate occasions worth more than $11,000 from a Brooklyn apartment.

Gov. Cuomo plans to travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands to survey the damage caused by Hurricane Irma.

A member of hip-hop trio Lords of the Underground says he’s running for political office in New Jersey.

Police say a United Cerebral Palsy employee falsely reported that her co-worker, whom she previously dated, had sexually abused a resident at a home for the vulnerable on Long Island.

Martin Shkreli says his caustic social media rants shouldn’t be taken so seriously. The attorney for the convicted ex-biotech CEO argued in court papers filed Tuesday that his client’s recent offer to pay a $5,000 bounty for securing a lock of Hillary Clinton’s hair while she’s on a book tour was merely a tasteless joke comparable to some of President...

Dozens of regulars and politicians rallied outside a Queens diner Tuesday to protest its landlord’s plan to shut it down.

A fight is underway to save a beloved diner in Queens that has been open for 52 years. Erica Byfield reports.