Wilfred Cruz is indicted for shooting at an ex's partner's store and possessing numerous weapons, including guns and machetes; the Manhattan DA's Office reports. Charges include weapon possession and criminal mischief.

A 65-year-old e-bike rider was critically injured in Manhattan after a hit-and-run by a driver who was later arrested.

The MTA plans to increase transit fares and bridge/tunnel tolls, eliminate MetroCards for OMNY, with a maximum $36 spend on subway/bus fares per week. Public hearings will precede a fall vote on changes.

Shane Tamura, who killed four in Manhattan, claimed in a note he had CTE and blamed the NFL, though links to his claims are unsubstantiated. He had mental health issues and a gun permit.

A shooter, Shane Tamura, targeted a Manhattan building housing NFL offices and may have been motivated by a grudge related to CTE, a condition linked to football injuries. The investigation continues.

New York City joins a coalition in an amicus brief to oppose the U.S. DHS's decision to end TPS for immigrants from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua, highlighting the impact on communities.

Ellow Williams pleaded guilty to first-degree rape in a SoHo apartment and awaits an 18-year sentence, with the sentencing set for September 16, 2025.

Jonathan Banyan was convicted for having ammunition inside a federal courthouse, facing up to 15 years in prison with sentencing scheduled for December 1, 2025.

New York's final July week could see sunny days, thunderstorms, and a possible heat wave with temperatures up to 97°F and heat indices of 100-105°F early in the week.

Michael Gann pleaded not guilty to federal charges of creating and placing explosive devices in NYC, despite allegations of fabricating multiple IEDs and endangering lives.

Manhattan man is charged with attempted rape and other offenses connected to an incident near an Elmhurst subway station, with further assault allegations in Manhattan.

An FDNY firefighter died in a motorcycle crash on the FDR Drive, causing extensive traffic delays. He had received a bravery medal and served since 2022.

Jets quarterback Justin Fields suffered a toe injury at training camp, sparking concern among fans and the team. Coach Aaron Glenn is awaiting details on the injury's severity.