NYPD seeks information on a robbery and stabbing in Manhattan's Bellevue South Park, where a man was assaulted and robbed of his iPhone by two unidentified suspects. They urge public assistance in the investigation.

NYPD responded to a bomb threat at Hudson Yards, suspending 7 train service. An individual was detained, the area was cleared, and normal service resumed later.

A 13-year-old boy was shot and injured in East Harlem; police are searching for the suspect. The area has seen a slight decrease in shootings, but concerns about gun violence remain.

The NYPD is asking the public for help identifying a suspect in a recent armed robbery in Manhattan. Authorities encourage anyone with information to assist with the investigation.

NY Attorney General Letitia James announced the "Stop Hiding Hate" Act, requiring large social media companies to report on their handling of online toxicity.

Christopher Velarde was sentenced to 18 years for a series of violent, unprovoked attacks in NYC, as announced by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

Donald Ziebenhood is indicted in Manhattan for intimate partner violence, including burglary, assault, and weapon possession. The indictment describes a pattern of attacks on his husband, culminating in the victim’s death.

New York City reports a decrease in major crimes, with a 3.1% drop in the third quarter and a significant reduction in shootings, according to Mayor Adams and NYPD Commissioner Tisch.

Ex-NY tax auditor Alton Plunkett is charged with bribery and tax fraud for helping RCI Hospitality Holdings evade $8 million in taxes in exchange for bribes.

Juan Valoy was indicted for a fraudulent rental scheme in NYC, defrauding victims of $25,000 by pretending to be a broker and collecting fees for non-existent rentals.

Two landlords have been indicted in Manhattan for harassing rent-regulated tenants, with one named as Meyer Chetrit. They're accused of neglect and creating uninhabitable conditions in a Chelsea building.

Carlos Ramirez, a member of the Sunset Trinitarios gang, was sentenced to life for various violent crimes, including the murders of two teenagers in New York.

Sharon Toney-Finch was sentenced for wire fraud and stolen valor after falsely claiming to be a Purple Heart veteran to raise funds for her fake charity.