Donald Phinazee appears in a new documentary that promises to answer lingering questions about Big L’s 1999 killing on West 139th Street. The trailer teases archives and family testimony but release details remain sparse.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images after a 22-year-old was groped on the Grand Central mezzanine on March 20; investigators are asking for tips.

New York State Police say a Copiague man was charged with 10 counts of possessing child sexual abuse material after a Troop L investigation concluded March 19.

The NYPD bought a Maverick mobile command SUV that can launch drones and—if cleared—intercept hostile UAS. The purchase raises fresh questions about oversight.

A Manhattan lawsuit blames broken entry systems for letting teen squatters into a Kips Bay unit where prosecutors say a woman was killed on March 14, 2024.

FBI interview notes and DOJ files say bags of shredded paper were dumped at the MCC in August 2019; prosecutors weighed obstruction but filed no shredding charges.

Winston Colon Correa was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say he coerced minors into sending explicit videos and kept child sexual abuse material on his phone.

A Palace Skateboards security guard was slashed in the neck in SoHo after a man allegedly tried to cut the line; the attacker fled in a car and police are seeking tips.

Jose Antonio Ramos, long tied to the Etan Patz disappearance, died March 7 in Manhattan, removing a possible lead as prosecutors prepare another trial. The case’s retrial timeline remains unchanged.

A 44-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run on Lexington Avenue near East 61st; police are urging anyone with information to come forward.

SDNY unsealed an indictment saying three people conspired to funnel billions of U.S.-built AI servers to China, using staged audits and fake hardware.

Manhattan prosecutors said they will not present homicide charges in the death of Jacob Zieben-Hood; the influencer remains jailed on related assault and burglary counts. The ME report and prior domestic complaints figure in the ongoing probe.

Bright Horizons will give up its permit for the Columbus Circle day‑care site after investigations flagged safety hazards and abuse allegations. City regulators are moving to decide the center’s future.