Zelaya Canales, also known as “Terco,” had been a regional leader in the 18th Street gang, whose “power and control extended across the New York City metropolitan area,” according to the feds.

An 18th Street gang leader from Queens pleaded guilty Monday to conspiracy in connection with the 2016 killing of a Hempstead teenager, federal authorities said. Junior Zelaya Canales, 28, of ...

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — A Queens-based regional leader of the 18th Street Gang pleaded guilty to federal racketeering conspiracy charges in connection to a “sprawling racketeering conspiracy” that ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — A known leader of Portland's 18th Street Gang was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison Friday for his role in local drug trafficking conspiracy and for possessing a weapon ...

The 18th Street crew is a rival of MS-13, the vicious Mexican gang that has terrorized much of the US, including parts of Long Island, for years. The 18th Street gang has popped up throughout the US.

According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Noah Herrera, a known leader in Portland’s 18th Street Gang, was sentenced to 144 months and five years of supervised release.

At 18, Herrera met the leader of the 18th Street gang when he was last sent to prison for drug delivery. The leader, Gustavo Torres-Mendez, was sentenced last year to 14 years in federal prison.

Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn announced Monday the indictment of eight members of the violent 18th St. Gang, including the leader of their Queens crew, on racketeering, assault and other charges.

A gang leader was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for his role in a drug trafficking ring that brought meth, ... was a second-in-command leader of the 18th Street Gang in Portland, ...

On Friday, 26-year-old Noah Herrera, leader of the 18th Street Gang, was sentenced to 12 years in prison, plus five years of supervised release.

She calls for criminal gangs – including the vicious 18th street gang—to commit violence against our brave ICE law enforcement. This kind of garbage has led to a more than 500 percent increase ...

Noah Herrera, 26, was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison with 5 years of supervised release. Herrera was the second-in-command leader of Portland's 18th Street Gang, known for trafficking ...