Rayvon Phillip was sentenced to 21 years in prison for the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Akim Cisse outside a Springfield Gardens fast-food restaurant.

A federal audit is reviewing the FAA's decision to move air traffic controllers from New York to Philadelphia after reports of major operational issues in Newark's airspace.

A Bronx fire injured a firefighter and two residents; they are expected to recover. Residents in Flatbush's Beverly Square West seek landmark district expansion, citing historical significance.

Isaiah Gurley is accused of dragging and setting a dog on fire on a street in Queens, NY. An NYPD Animal Cruelty Squad investigation and public manhunt ensue.

Six firefighters injured in a four-alarm fire that damaged seven businesses in Queens, New York. Cause under investigation.

Gunfire interrupted the Bronx's Dominican Parade, leaving two dead and four injured; NYPD investigates with no arrests yet and encourages public tips.

Canadian wildfire smoke causes air quality alerts in the Tri-State Area, with New York City Emergency Management advising limited outdoor time for vulnerable groups due to potential health risks.

NYPD searches for suspects in a Queens armed robbery, requesting public assistance after an incident where $1,000 was stolen from a man by moped-riding individuals.

A woman was arrested for the 2020 murder of her twin newborns, identified by DNA and mourned by the community with police persistence leading to the case's resolution.

A Queens man was charged with murdering his wife and toddler, with the DA's office providing details on the incident and urging domestic violence support.

A 2-year-old boy is in critical condition after being found unconscious in a Bronx backyard, with emergency services responding to a distressing scene. The cause remains under investigation.

A Bronx teacher, William Jones, was indicted for raping a 13-year-old student at her home over five weeks, facing serious charges including second-degree rape.

Governor Kathy Hochul of New York announced an extra $200 million for the NYSBIP to promote zero-emission school buses, with priorities for high-need and disadvantaged communities.