Police in Long Island shot a man wielding a sword after he pretended to have a hostage, in what is being investigated as an attempted "suicide by cop."

John Garcia was arrested for slashing a mail carrier in the Bronx, potentially facing up to 20 years if convicted. His act is declared intolerable by law enforcement, emphasizing the importance of postal worker safety.

Yeonsoo Go was released from ICE custody after a disputed visa overstay; her release followed protests and highlighted U.S. immigration system issues.

Police found a 45-year-old man stabbed to death in a Queens home, with no immediate arrests and the investigation ongoing by NYPD's Homicide Detectives.

Eleven more NYC library branches will open on Sundays starting September 7, 2025, thanks to a $2 million investment following a $15 million increase in operational support.

The Marlins swept the Yankees for the first time, with key performances by Kyle Stowers and Edward Cabrera. Miami reaches a .500 record, while the Yankees face challenges ahead.

The Queens DA's office announced the bust of a large-scale illegal cannabis operation, resulting in six arrests and the seizure of over 2,000 pounds of cannabis worth $2.5 million.

Bronx man, Estherlyn Frias, indicted for drug distribution resulting in death in a Connecticut case involving fentanyl and cocaine, faces minimum 20 years if convicted.

A severe storm in NYC, especially in Queens, caused floods, leading to Gov. Hochul declaring a state of emergency and transit disruptions. The NYPD conducted rescues, and recovery efforts are underway.

Fentanyl dealer Jahreek Bush received a 117-month prison sentence for distributing narcotics in Monticello, NY, including mislabeled fentanyl as heroin, and carrying a loaded gun.

NYPD seeks suspects after a series of armed robberies in the Bronx involving shootings, assaults, and thefts, with assailants fleeing in a black Dodge Durango.

New York cannabis dispensaries are in a bind over a state error measuring their distances from schools, potentially leading to closures or relocations.

Luciano Frattolin appears in court for arraignment, facing charges for the murder and concealment of his daughter, Melina, after falsely claiming she was abducted.