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HOCHUL PROCLAMATION HONORS VIETNAM VETS: On Wednesday, March 29, Governor Kathy Hochul issued a Proclamation declaring March 29, 2023 Vietnam Veterans Day. This Proclamation recognizes the service and sacrifice of New York’s Vietnam War Veterans on the 50th anniversary of the date that the final American combat troops departed the Republic of Vietnam. Additionally, Governor

Relative recalls drug addicted kin killed in Queens arson fire: ‘She had a hard life’

A Queens woman is facing murder, arson and other charges in connection to the death of a neighbor found inside a burning NYCHA apartment with numerous...

She was previously arrested and charged in 2022 for an anti-Asian hate crime.

Tandika Wright, 36, has now about three dozen arrests under her name after Friday's arrest for the homocide

A firebug has been charged with murder in connection to the 2021 arson death of a Queens woman – which occurred the same day she allegedly shoved a man in an anti-Asian subway attack, authorities said. 

Tandika Wright is accused of killing 49-year-old Lavina Nolley in the Queensbridge Houses in Long Island City on Dec. 9, 2021.

Police arrested a Brooklyn woman with a lengthy rap sheet in connection to a deadly act of arson at the NYCHA Queensbridge North Houses in Long Island City

A parolee is being charged for hurling a racial slur at an Asian man on the Manhattan Subway before shoving him, according to the New York Post.