A Guinean man was detained by ICE outside a Manhattan court, endangering his future with his husband due to anti-gay laws in Guinea. His partner and advocates are seeking his release from Texas detention.

Scammers targeted Manhattan seniors, stealing over $50,000 via ATM scams within two months. Police are seeking two men and a woman responsible for these thefts, which involved distracting the victims inside bank branches.

Raquan El indicted for unprovoked pregnant woman attack in Chelsea, with charges including attempted and second-degree assault.

NY AG Letitia James secured over $13 million from 25 transportation companies for defrauding Medicaid. Two convictions were made, with more lawsuits pending.

Over 50 people were injured after a man dispersed bear spray during a Pride event in Washington Square Park. No life-threatening injuries occurred. A separate shooting nearby left two teenagers wounded. NYPD is investigating both incidents.

NYPD seeks info on a suspect who used a knife to intimidate an employee and destroyed LGBTQIA+ pride signs in Manhattan.

Juan Correa, Jr. was sentenced to seven years in federal prison for drug trafficking and money laundering in Onondaga County, with 5 years of supervised release to follow.

Joel Alonzo was arrested for assaulting a federal officer and trying to grab his gun at 26 Federal Plaza, raising concerns over attacks on ICE personnel.

Five indicted in NYC for a financial fraud scheme netting nearly $1 million involving check forgery and cellphone theft.

FDNY marine units rescued three people from the Hudson River, while a search at Haverstraw Beach State Park ended with the recovery of a deceased male, suspected to have drowned accidentally.

Members of the "Own Every Dollar" criminal group received prison sentences for armed robberies in Upper Manhattan, with key figure Luis Rosado getting 18 years.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg announced restitution of $36,786.36 to workers after a wage theft case involving Tuccimar, Inc. owner Anthony Martucci, who underpaid workers on a city project. Martucci is barred from city contracts for three years.

Seven members of the YBMG gang, including Shpendim Haxhaj, were sentenced for crimes including murder for hire and drug trafficking in the Bronx and other areas.