NYPD Crime Stoppers issued a wanted alert after four women were punched near West 122nd Street and Broadway on Feb. 12. Police are asking for tips and offering a reward.

Former Silverback developer Josh Schuster will plead guilty after prosecutors say he stole more than $10M from investors; a change-of-plea hearing is set for Friday.

Manhattan prosecutors dismissed hate‑crime charges against photographer Alexa Wilkinson after months of controversy, seizures of equipment and pushback from press‑freedom groups.

The administrator winding down Terraform has sued Jane Street in Manhattan federal court, alleging the trading firm used nonpublic tips to trade ahead of the 2022 Terra collapse. The complaint points to a May 7, 2022 sequence of withdrawals and seeks disgorgement and damages for creditors.

A man was charged after a months‑long probe into a wrong‑way van crash that killed a 27‑year‑old woman in the West Village. The arrest follows the Nov. 6 collision.

A man was thrown to the pavement after his chain was snatched on East 14th Street late Friday. Police released images and are asking the public for tips.

A Manhattan judge gave Angel Melendez 4 1/2 to 13 1/2 years for a July 2024 East Harlem crash that killed 51‑year‑old Nadjari Reid. The DA called the sentence a reminder about reckless driving.

Seven marked NYPD cruisers had their tires slashed outside the SRG 3 headquarters in Windsor Terrace; detectives are investigating as video from Washington Square Park circulated.

Superintendent Steven G. James called public trust "sacred" as a federal guilty plea, DWI cases and a Ryder Cup probe put the State Police under scrutiny.

Putnam County deputy Kevin Osika was arrested after an early‑morning altercation in Carmel and faces third‑degree assault and aggravated harassment charges.

A Manhattan grand jury indicted Germaine Parham on multiple counts after a Jan. 29 attack on a 14‑year‑old in Stuyvesant Town, prosecutors say.

Workers shoveling after a blizzard found a man's body buried near a Deer Park apartment walkway; Suffolk County police say detectives don't suspect foul play and an autopsy is pending.

Qilin says it posted stolen files from TWU Local 100 to a dark‑web leak site, possibly exposing the personal and benefits data of about 67,000 NYC transit workers and retirees.