A 14-year-old boy died from a gunshot wound in Queens, suspected to be accidental. He was found in an apartment; police are investigating and no arrests have been made.

NYPD is seeking a man who attempted to lure a 13-year-old girl in Queens, asking for the public's help via Crimestoppers. The girl escaped and the suspect fled the scene.

Bronx officials underscore gun violence, with a 208-count gang indictment highlighting teenage involvement and critique the 'Raise the Age' law for increasing youth crimes.

Thirteen individuals have been arrested for partaking in a New York drug ring, with 500 kg of cocaine seized following a coordinated law enforcement operation.

Bekim Fiseku faces charges including murder for striking and killing cyclist Amanda Servedio while fleeing a burglary in Astoria, as indicted by the Queens DA.

Con Edison calls for energy conservation in Southeast Queens, NYC, amidst a heat wave, as crews repair equipment to prevent blackouts. Customers are advised to reduce usage of appliances and postpone charging electric vehicles.

Amanda Kempton was arrested for the hit-and-run death of Sara Burack, pleading not guilty and claiming she thought she hit a cone. Kempton was released on bail and could face up to seven years if convicted.

A man was stabbed at a Bronx 6 train station, with the NYPD seeking the assailant described in red and black clothing. The victim is in stable condition; public assistance is requested.

U.S. Attorney John Sarcone III was attacked by knife-wielding Saul Morales-Garcia in Albany. Sarcone was unharmed and Morales-Garcia faces charges, including attempted murder.

A car crashed into the Manhasset Quaker Meeting House, caught fire, and the driver died; the cause is under investigation, and the historic building sustained severe damage.

Pan American World Airways nostalgia returns with a 12-day journey mirroring historic routes, starting from JFK Airport, costing $60,000 per person, including 5-star hotels and authentic crew uniforms.

A gun buyback event in Southeast Queens, hosted by DA Melinda Katz and NYPD, collected 74 firearms, including 3D-printed ghost guns. The anonymous program has now netted 617 guns, supporting public safety and reducing gun violence.

NYC officials, led by Mayor Adams, crushed illegal mopeds and e-bikes to enforce traffic laws and improve safety. Over 100,000 "ghost vehicles" have been seized, with crimes decreasing as a result.