Former employees of Bright Horizons Day Care in Manhattan face charges for allegedly abusing toddlers, with DA Alvin Bragg announcing indictments that include Endangering the Welfare of a Child, Assault, and Strangulation.

Wilfred Cruz is indicted for shooting at an ex's partner's store and possessing numerous weapons, including guns and machetes; the Manhattan DA's Office reports. Charges include weapon possession and criminal mischief.

A 65-year-old e-bike rider was critically injured in Manhattan after a hit-and-run by a driver who was later arrested.

Over 40 US rabbis were arrested protesting for humanitarian aid for Gaza, demanding an end to the Israeli blockade. The protests in NYC and DC signified a shift in some Jewish leaders towards prioritizing humanitarian issues in Israel/Palestine.

A man fatally shot two security guards and two civilians in a Midtown NYC office, raising concerns over workplace safety and prompting a review of security measures, including the use of tech advancements.

Christian Valdez was sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempting to murder his girlfriend by pushing her into an oncoming train, resulting in severe injuries.

A Bronx man received a 15-year sentence for involvement in a shooting that injured a 5-year-old girl during a vigil. He had pleaded guilty to illegal ammunition possession.

Repeat offender Juan Carlos Padilla Santos was sentenced to 100 months in prison for illegal re-entry into the U.S., following a criminal history including murder and narcotics convictions.

A shooter, Shane Tamura, killed four, including an NYPD officer and a Blackstone executive, in a Midtown Manhattan building. Mistakenly believed to target the NFL, the gunman, who thought he had CTE, later died by suicide.

A shooter, Shane Tamura, targeted a Manhattan building housing NFL offices and may have been motivated by a grudge related to CTE, a condition linked to football injuries. The investigation continues.

Ellow Williams pleaded guilty to first-degree rape in a SoHo apartment and awaits an 18-year sentence, with the sentencing set for September 16, 2025.

Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced the removal of over 3,000 illegal firearms from NYC streets in 2025, contributing to reduced shootings and homicides.

Michael Gann pleaded not guilty to federal charges of creating and placing explosive devices in NYC, despite allegations of fabricating multiple IEDs and endangering lives.