A taxi was stolen in Manhattan, hitting a cyclist who declined medical care. The suspect fled and is sought by NYPD, unrelated to a nearby handcuffed man's escape.

The NY Attorney General's Office is investigating the fatal shooting of Lahione Soto by an off-duty NYPD officer. A firearm was found; the inquiry will determine if protocols were followed.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin, former Chief Advisor to the NYC Mayor, was indicted for bribery conspiracies involving over $75,000 and impacting various city contracts and decisions.

A suspended broker named Kenneth Thom was charged with securities fraud and investment adviser fraud for swindling nearly $800,000 from investors using social media.

New York reports a decrease in gun violence, attributing success to state investment and collaboration between law enforcement and community groups under the GIVE initiative.

Defense alleges improper access to accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione's medical records by the DA's office, citing privacy violations and seeking an evidentiary hearing.

Attorney General Letitia James filed an amicus brief against prolonged detainee conditions at ICE's NY office, highlighting inhumane treatment and pushing for reforms.

NYC filed an amicus brief against federal arrests of immigrants at courthouses, arguing it undermines public trust and due process, supporting a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's policies.

Colombian Alberto Alonso Jaramillo Ramirez was sentenced to 150 months in prison for conspiring to import cocaine into the U.S. His case underscores international drug trade issues.

A Gloversville man, Todd Austin, was sentenced to 78 months for distributing meth, with co-defendants also receiving prison terms. This is part of an effort to combat drug trafficking in Upstate New York.

Keith Taylor, ex-CEO of Modest Needs Foundation, pleaded guilty to defrauding the charity of $2.5 million and evading taxes.

Times Square was evacuated due to a suspicious package, which was found to be harmless. NYPD and the Bomb Squad responded; streets were closed but later reopened.

An MTA officer accidentally shot himself in the leg while cleaning his gun at Grand Central Terminal and is recovering in the hospital. An internal investigation is ongoing.