A 57-year-old man was stabbed in the eye at a Manhattan subway station after an argument, with the assailant fleeing the scene; he's stable at Bellevue Hospital. Police seek a suspect seen in released footage.

Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announces the return of 20 stolen antiquities, worth over $3 million, to Nepal, seized after investigations of trafficking.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces legal issues with commentators watching closely; legal briefs are due as he denies charges of corruption and officials related to him resign.

Ryan Cato was convicted for the murder of 10-year-old Ayden Wolfe, a crime described as torture by DA Alvin Bragg. His public defender plans to appeal the verdict.

Protests at Barnard College and Columbia University continue over pro-Palestinian issues and NYPD presence, with nine arrests previously made for various charges.

Luis Ramirez, 23, was arraigned on charges of terrorism and hate crimes for threatening to attack Central Synagogue in Manhattan, claiming to be "Hitler reincarnated." The judge remanded him due to mental health concerns.

The NYPD is seeking a suspect in the vandalism of 19 police cars in Chelsea and investigating a group of teenagers robbing for-hire drivers in Manhattan.

Gov. Hochul's administration has offered a deal to striking New York corrections officers, bypassing their union, with terms like health insurance reinstatement and a study panel on the HALT Act, amid legal concerns from the union.

The New York OSI concluded its investigation into Qian Adams' death, finding insufficient evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the involved Syracuse police officer.

The NYPD evacuated Barnard College's Milstein Center due to a bomb threat amidst a pro-Palestinian sit-in protest, resulting in several protester arrests.

One person died in a fire at a Greenwich Village brownstone, with the blaze starting around 7:20 a.m. on the fifth floor. The cause is under investigation.

An inmate's death in a New York State prison amid a correction officer strike prompts investigations and raises concerns over prison conditions and officers' conduct.

A New York father and daughter were sentenced for embezzling over $230,000 from a 92-year-old, having exploited their position of trust. They received probation and must pay restitution.