Brian Tarrence, a New Yorker, has vanished during a vacation in Turks and Caicos, with search efforts and a private investigator involved to locate him after he was last seen on surveillance footage.

A New York judge reinstated restrictions on solitary confinement, challenging the state's correction department's extended suspension of the HALT Act, which limits solitary confinement.

New York's street homeless population has risen slightly, with concerns increasing amid potential federal funding cuts and a statewide homelessness crisis.

Columbia University was hit by a cyberattack, causing data breaches and network outages, with sensitive information of 2.5 million individuals compromised, amid political motivations linked to affirmative action documents.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced the closure of the Asylum Seeker Arrival Center at The Roosevelt Hotel as the city adapts to fewer arrivals and integrates services with existing infrastructure.

The House is considering Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act, raising concerns in Brooklyn over local healthcare and welfare. Rep. Torres and Gov. Hochul oppose the bill, which could cut Medicaid and cause an $8 billion shortfall for NY hospitals.

Two women are sought by police for assaulting an MTA employee in Brooklyn during a fare evasion incident. The attack inflicted minor injuries on the victim.

George Cole and COLE NYC LLC were sentenced for wage theft, with Cole getting six months in jail, five years of probation, and orders to pay $170,000 in restitution. The scheme involved underpaying workers, forgeries, and lapsed insurance.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a Brooklyn stabbing; a 22-year-old was injured on June 27. Public assistance is requested. No suspect description or victim update was given.

Raquan El indicted for unprovoked pregnant woman attack in Chelsea, with charges including attempted and second-degree assault.

An attempted robbery at a Brooklyn post office led to gunfire, but no injuries; the suspect fled on a moped. Police recovered ballistics and are investigating.

NYPD seeks info on a suspect who used a knife to intimidate an employee and destroyed LGBTQIA+ pride signs in Manhattan.

Marc Lazarre was sentenced to 30 months in prison for wire fraud and identity theft using homeless individuals' personal information to claim unemployment benefits.