Two fatal shootings in NYC, one in Manhattan and another in the Bronx, leave two men dead; police are investigating with multiple people in custody for the Bronx incident.

A man was shot dead in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen; NYPD seeks the suspect who fled the scene. The incident occurred outside Harbor NYC Club, with no arrests made.

NYPD and ICE simultaneously conducted raids on Canal Street, resulting in the seizure of counterfeit goods and the arrest of an undocumented immigrant. There were questions about the lack of coordination between the agencies.

Ramny Lopez faces charges for assaulting two children and endangering their welfare on NYC's High Line; his indictment reflects the city's commitment to public safety.

A federal jury awarded $80 million to the estate of Darryl Boyd, a wrongfully convicted member of the "Buffalo Five," which is possibly the largest U.S. wrongful conviction payout.

An explosion in a Manhattan garage, caused by a generator malfunction, injured two women, one critically. Firefighters controlled the situation promptly with ongoing investigations into the equipment's operation.

Manhattan DA announced indictments against an alleged SIM-swapping identity theft ring, including accomplices from AT&T and T-Mobile, accused of stealing $435,000.

Mario Powell was sentenced to 97 months in prison for attacking a federal corrections officer with a makeshift weapon at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in NYC.

A fire at Santiago's Beer Garden in East Harlem caused damage and displacements; one person was minorly injured. The cause is under investigation. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours.

Justin Deprospo was sentenced to 18 years to life for the murder of Burnie Pleasant near a Harlem smoke shop in November 2023, having confessed to the crime.

Manhattan DA announces the indictment of a couple for stealing $2M in COVID-19 relief funds through fraudulent schemes involving false loan applications.

Samourai Wallet founders were sentenced to prison for laundering over $237 million through their cryptocurrency mixer, with fines and forfeiture ordered.

Two men were arrested for using a smoke shop as a front for drug trafficking in Inwood, leading to enforcement actions against local narcotics operations.