Chase has initiated four lawsuits, on Monday, in three federal courts in Houston, Los Angeles and Miami, alleging that two individuals and two businesses unlawfully kept over $661,000 after depositing checks that were later identified as counterfeit.

As immigration is among top issue for voters and campaigns on Election Day, new census data provides trends on the issue in states across the country.

Even though Puerto Ricans cannot vote for president, hundreds of thousands living in continental U.S. can, and they could help tip the scale in some battleground states

Latina artist Leli Hernández will play the superstar in a film about the rapper Shyne, who was found guilty of the shooting in New York City that changed his life, as well as Diddy and J. Lo's. He talks about that night in the film and more.

A Republican New York State Assembly candidate was reportedly caught on camera illegally tampering with a constituent's mail, removing a flier sent out by his Democratic opponent and replacing it with one from his own campaign.

The 32-year-old rapper shared the news on her social media, expressing her sadness over not being able to see her fans and promising to return "better and stronger."

A new bill in New York City proposes allowing pet owners to use paid sick leave to care for their sick animals.

The Exonerated Central Park Five are suing Donald Trump for defamation after he accused them publicly of murder.

A woman was stopped at LaGuardia Airport after trying to bring a "samurai sword" onto a plane.

A retired federal agent in Buffalo, New York, was found guilty on seven charges on Thursday, including conspiracy to defraud the US.

The family of a deceased woman whose body was shipped to the wrong country is suing a New York funeral home after discovering the mistake on TikTok.

The facility in Juarez will replace the Kiki Romero migrant shelter, which has been open since 2019 and has accommodated more than 300,000 people since

More than a dozen MS-13 gang members and associates have also been charged in connection to the attack

13% of eligible Latino children in New York received subsidies in 2020, below the 15% state average. Documentation and income verification are among the challenges

A 25-year-old man triggered a lockdown at a New York high school because he wanted to play basketball there.

"I wish I had a big enough one to blow them back to Venezuela," told an unnamed witness

The NYPD has sharply increased their jaywalking summonses compared to 2023, mostly targeting Black and Latinos, new City Council data shows

The elderly woman became hospitalized in January 2022, but found under $100 in her bank account when they tried to thank the woman for her help.

37-year-old Jorrell Shoals was being issued a summons for publicly drinking alcohol. Officers learned he was wanted for the murder of 54-year-old Ramon Cruz.

Homeless and child advocates say moving shelters has caused disruption in children's schooling and made it harder for parents to hold down jobs

In June, CBP reported more than 2,800 encounters with Indian nationals along the northern border, an all-time high

The daughter of Colombian immigrants is joining a crowded field of challengers seeking to oust Adams as his legal troubles intensify

Since 2023, regulators have approved 58% of the rate increase requests amounting to a total rate of $12.7 billion, based on the latest figures by the Regulatory Research Associates (RRA), which is part of S&P Global Commodity Insights.

A 2022 report by United Way found that, of the 8.8 million households in Florida, four million were either in poverty or unable to afford basic living costs

Linda Sun faces several charges, including violating and planning to violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act, visa fraud, smuggling people into the country, and being part of a money laundering conspiracy, as detailed in an unsealed indictment.

The GOP-controlled Nassau County Legislature passed the Mask Transparency Act in response to "antisemitic incidents, often perpetrated by those in masks"

From Denver to New York, labor plans are helping stimulate local economies and reduce government spending on migrant support

Identified as the leader of "Los Killers," the man is being held at a federal detention facility near Buffalo pending an immigration hearing

The co-founder of the notorious Sinaloa Cartel is set to face trial in New York, a development that mirrors the dramatic legal proceedings against his former associate, Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.

According to Mayor Eric Adams, more than 20,000 migrants have arrived in the city since April