A Bronx man was reunited with his stolen dog Roc after four days apart. The dog was taken while the owner slept on the D train. The NYPD is seeking the suspect.

Police are searching for a man who stole an American Bully from a sleeping owner on a Bronx subway, with surveillance footage circulating to identify the suspect.

Richard Kim, ex-CEO of Zero Edge Corporation, was indicted for gambling away $4 million of company funds on cryptocurrency trades and online gambling.

JFK Airport's new Terminal 6 will feature cultural exhibits from top NYC museums and performance centers, enhancing traveler experience with art and local talent.

A woman slashed a man's neck on the 2 train in the Bronx following a verbal dispute. She fled, and police are seeking information to apprehend her. The victim is stable after receiving medical attention.

New York's legislature passes a bill to require identification for child abuse hotline reports, aiming to reduce baseless claims and align with states like California and Texas.

A Bronx woman faces manslaughter charges after a fatal 2022 hit-and-run. She was driving at high speed and fled the scene. Supervised release was granted.

Christopher Gonzalez, 37, from the Bronx, has been indicted for Attempted Murder and other charges, accused of shooting incidents endangering lives, with a court date set for November 19, 2025.

NYPD seeks two males for a robbery on the Bronx-bound "6" train, where a teenager was punched and had his phone stolen.

At NYPD Detective Islam's funeral, a police K-9 from Suffolk County bit an individual after escaping from a patrol car. The victim's condition is unclear, prompting a Suffolk PD review of the incident.

Sean Patrick was sentenced to 18 months in prison for illegally selling untraceable homemade guns without a license. A search of his home revealed more weapons and ammunition. He will also pay a fine and undergo supervised release after prison.

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.