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Albany Police determined that Sabrina Balchand-Jackson stabbed her husband with a knife after he was found wounded at a residence on South Pearl Street.
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Because Albany Police Chief Brendan Cox is retired from APD, state law requires the city to search for candidates. Mayor Dorcey Applyrs appointed Cox in January and still supports him.
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The Albany Common Council has passed legislation to fix the city’s police discipline arbitration process.
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Investigators aren’t sure what caused the explosion, but they say it happened shortly after a gasoline leak at a temporary fuel pump.
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A gasoline pump exploded at the City of Albany's Department of General Service Head Quarters leaving two employees significantly injured.
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The Albany Police Department said it will be opening more roadways to the public in an attempt to keep pedestrians safer.
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Vazquez’s murder was the result of an “ongoing interpersonal feud” that stemmed from last year’s July 4 shooting, although Vazquez was not involved in that violence, Police Chief Brendan Cox said. He declined to comment on Mims’ motive.
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The violence comes a year after one teenager was killed and nine were injured during Independence Day weekend in 2025.
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Albany Police Chief Brendan Cox said, as the new officers prepare to begin their careers, the department is working on retention efforts.
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Officers pulled over a vehicle driven by Common Councilman John Williamson, with his 16-year-old grandson in the passenger's seat.