A Manhattan teen was sentenced to 5.5 years after a Penn Station arson that left a man critically injured. Federal prosecutors praised first responders and secured a prison term.

A 20-year-old man was shot early June 23 on the 2000 block of International Boulevard in East Oakland and is in stable condition. Police are seeking video and tips.

An 18‑year‑old was arrested after a drive‑by that left 16 shell casings; no one was hurt and prosecutors approved felony charges. Court date is set for July 1.

Neighbors across Lakeview and Andersonville say two men repeatedly targeted women for years; a petition with more than 3,500 signatures demands answers from city and county officials.

Police say a 21-year-old Glendale Heights man is charged after a .45-caliber round fired while being handled passed through a wall and struck a sleeping relative. He faces a Class 4 felony charge approved by DuPage prosecutors.

Five people were arrested after early-morning vehicle burglaries in Livermore; officers recovered stolen items and conducted a high-risk traffic stop.

Darnell Ingram pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 28 years for a Jan. 28, 2024 carjacking that left cab driver Don Otis fatally injured.

An NYPD Crime Stoppers bulletin says a 29‑year‑old woman was sexually assaulted near New York and Atlantic avenues in Crown Heights; investigators are seeking tips.

A Nicaraguan man extradited from Costa Rica pleaded guilty June 22, 2026, to sexually assaulting a 15-year-old aboard a Galveston-based cruise in 2003. Sentencing is set for Sept. 18.

Wynwood residents detained a man who allegedly forced his way into their apartment with a knife; the landlord is under investigation after tenants say he gave the suspect keys.

Federal prosecutors say a Texas cardiologist ran an $89M scheme selling unnecessary heart screenings to student‑athletes and certified results without proper review. The indictment alleges billing fraud and risky, rushed signoffs.

A Volcano resident was charged in Hilo with seven felony counts for allegedly failing to comply with Hawaii's covered‑offender registration; bail was set at $140,000 and a July 1 hearing is scheduled.

A Los Angeles judge found Michael Gledhill mentally incompetent, pausing the murder prosecution and authorizing involuntary medication. A July 14 hearing will decide his placement.