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NYC releases new 30-day rule for migrants at city shelters: What to know
Many migrants currently in NYC shelters will be given housing for 30 days, and then they’re on their own. The city’s so-called “right to shelter” will remain in tact, including for migrants, but a new deal with homeless advocates will give the city more power to determine how long migrants can stay in those shelters. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo...
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NYC ‘right to shelter' ends at 30 days for some migrants in deal with advocates
The shelter requirement has been in place for more than four decades in New York City.
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New security measures coming to NYC migrant shelters
New York is stepping up their security at migrant shelters in the city. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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Another illegal shelter for migrants discovered in Bronx business
For the second time in two days, police uncovered an illegal makeshift migrant shelter, this time in the Fordham neighborhood in the Bronx — and both illegal shelters were in businesses owned by the same man. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.
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Police breakup another illegal basement shelter housing dozens of migrants in Bronx
For the second time in as many days, police uncovered an illegal makeshift migrant shelter housing dozens of people inside a commercial business, this time in the Bronx.
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More than 70 migrants found living in Queens basement
A complaint about e-bikes led to a shocking discovery: Dozens of migrants living in a Richmond Hill basement. More than 70 migrants were living in the basement, with beds stacked close together — and so many people living there, they were forced to sleep in shifts. NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado reports.
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Dozens of migrants found living in Queens basement
As many as 47 migrants were sleeping in shifts in a basement in Queens, according to city officials who discovered the situation after someone reported that e-bikes were being charged there. NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado reports.
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More than 70 migrants found living in Queens basement after e-bike battery tip
FDNY fire prevention inspectors checking a tip about a collection of e-bike batteries posing a potential hazard, discovered 40 migrants sleeping in a Queens basement behind a furniture store, according to three city officials and the landlord himself. Upon entry to investigate the reported fire risk at the South Richmond Hill home on Liberty Avenue, inspectors were surprised to find…
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NYC imposing 11 p.m. curfew at more migrant shelters after Times Square shooting
New York is expanding a curfew to additional migrant shelters. Mayor Eric Adams’ administration will impose an 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew at 20 migrant shelters starting Monday, after initially placing the restrictions at four other locations. The Daily News reports the curfew impacts about 3,600 migrants. The city’s traditional homeless shelters have long had such curfews. The 24...
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NY officials say 4 men in ICE custody in Arizona are not linked to Times Square attack
New York law enforcement officials say the four men in ICE custody in Arizona are not the same four men believed to be involved in last month’s attack on NYPD officers in Times Square, despite the federal agency’s claim. The Manhattan district attorney’s office put out a statement Wednesday stating the detainees were not connected. “The Manhattan D.A.’s Office...
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Bragg expected to present Times Square NYPD attack case to grand jury
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is expected to present charges to a grand jury on Tuesday after two NYPD officers were attacked by a group that included migrants in Times Square last weekend. In a statement issued one week after the attack, Bragg this weekend also acknowledged some of those responsible have not been identified or arrested. According to authorities,…
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Police bust suspects in citywide scooter robbery spree
Police said the suspects have been wreaking havoc around NYC for months, riding around on mopeds as they robbed targets during all hours of the days. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports.
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Calls growing for NYC to resume cooperation with ICE
Top city officials are calling for changes in law following an attack on NYPD cops in Times Square. News 4’s Melissa Russo reports.
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NYPD busts citywide scooter robbery nexus involving migrants; ringleader still on run
More than a half-dozen suspects in a cellphone robbery pattern targeting dozens of victims in recent months have been arrested, according to the NYPD, with the ringleader of the operation still on the run. A Bronx apartment that allegedly served as headquarters for the wide-ranging cellphone robbery crew was raided early Monday. The scheme was based around a network of…
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Manhattan DA says office will present NYPD Times Square attack case to grand jury
Nearly a week after two NYPD officers were injured by a group of attackers in Times Square, the Manhattan district attorney initially dodged questions as to why his office did not seek bail for several of the suspects involved — some of whom have since fled the state, sources previously said.
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Manhattan DA responds to criticisms about response to attack on NYPD officers
A recent attack on NYPD officers in Times Square continues to spark outrage and a demand for answers. Critics are asking why some of the suspects who were arrested were quickly let back on the streets. The Manhattan district attorney finally addressed the issue on Friday. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.
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DA Bragg addresses why no bail was sought for suspects in NYPD Times Square attack
Nearly a week after two NYPD officers were injured by a group of attackers in Times Square, the Manhattan district attorney initially dodged questions as to why his office did not seek bail for several of the suspects involved — some of whom have since fled the state, sources previously said.
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DA Bragg dodges questions after suspects in cop attack released
The Manhattan DA held a news conference to make it clear attacks on police officers will not be tolerated, after dodging reporter questions earlier in the day. News 4’s Melissa Russo reports.
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Manhattan DA faces outrage over bail in Times Square NYPD attack
Gov. Hochul said suspected attackers will face additional charges in the attack on two NYPD officers. News 4’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Hochul on Times Square attack on NYPD cops: ‘Get them all and send them back'
Hochul on Times Square attack on NYPD cops: ‘Get them all and send them back’