Manhattan DA Bragg announced the sentencing of Zymir Humphrey to 15 years to life for the 2022 fatal gang-related shooting of Brandon Atkinson on the Lower East Side.

NYPD seeks public help in identifying two suspects in a knife-point robbery of a 15-year-old in Manhattan, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Nearly one in four New York nursing homes have safety and quality issues, with similar concerns in 25% of US homes. Data suggests for-profit homes are often lower-rated; state hospitals also rank poorly nationally.

Mayor Eric Adams has pledged not to publicly criticize Trump, coinciding with Trump's executive orders on immigration and other issues, despite facing criticism for this stance.

The OSI report found insufficient evidence to disprove NYPD's justification for using deadly force in the shooting of Kent Edwards. The final report is pending.

NY Attorney General Letitia James' lawsuit against Citibank for failing to protect customers from fraud is allowed to proceed after a judge denied Citibank's dismissal request.

Two men plead guilty to the 2022 fatal shooting of Timothy Parker in East Harlem related to a drug dispute, resulting in expected sentences of 20 years-to-life and 13 years.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 18 states challenge President Trump's Executive Order to end birthright citizenship, defending the 14th Amendment.

A man was slashed with a box cutter on a No. 2 train during a dispute, leading to his and the assailant's arrest. The incident underlines safety concerns and ongoing efforts to increase police presence on NYC subways.

A 66-year-old MTA worker was punched at a Harlem subway station; the suspect remains at large. The city plans to increase subway police presence overnight. The victim is recovering, and the police are seeking information from the public.

Mayor Eric Adams' defense accuses ex-U.S. Attorney Damian Williams of pursuing charges for personal political gain, as Adams faces a federal corruption trial.

Three top MS-13 gang members pleaded guilty to racketeering and involvement in multiple murders on Long Island and Maryland, as confirmed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Stericycle, Inc. has been fined $9.5 million for numerous hazardous waste management law violations from 2014 to 2020, according to a settlement with U.S. authorities.