Avery Dunning convicted for an East Harlem shooting following neighbor's intervention in suspected domestic abuse.

Prosecutors provided notes allegedly by Luigi Mangione outlining his motive for the fatal shooting of a UnitedHealthcare CEO, calling victims "parasites" and planning the act.

Two fatal shootings occurred in Manhattan within 90 minutes in Hell's Kitchen and Chelsea, with victims succumbing to their injuries and no suspects apprehended.

Mangione's lawyers seek normal courtroom attire for him, arguing current restraints imply guilt and prejudice jurors. They suggest hands unshackled, no bulletproof vest, as he's shown good behavior and compliance in custody.

NYC announced the seizing of over 2,200 illegal firearms, marking a significant decline in shootings and homicides under Mayor Adams and Commissioner Tisch.

New York City filed an amicus brief to support high school student Dylan Lopez Contreras, arrested post-immigration check-in. The city claims due process violations and highlights the negative impact on community trust in public services.

Nine members of the "Fast Life" crew have been indicted on charges including murder, robbery, drug sales, and fraud in a Manhattan DA crackdown on organized crime.

Former NYPD Sergeant Dennis Ostermann pleaded guilty to filing a false tax return, falsely declaring $150,000 as "legal fees" to reduce tax liabilities.

A man was shot in the thigh outside a pizzeria on Manhattan's Lower East Side; the shooter, dressed in black, escaped on foot. The victim was hospitalized and is expected to survive. Police seek information but no arrests have been made.

Harvey Weinstein chose not to testify in his New York retrial on sexual assault charges. His defense rested without his testimony; closing arguments are upcoming. Three women have testified against him, with Weinstein pleading not guilty.

Sean "Diddy" Combs is on trial facing charges including sex trafficking and racketeering. A witness testified to abuse and sexual assault by Combs, and his defense faces scrutiny. Combs has pleaded not guilty.

William Duplessie was indicted for kidnapping and torturing an Italian businessman to extract crypto passwords in a prolonged ordeal in SoHo, with further investigation involving complicit NYPD detectives.

Authorities in Manhattan are actively searching for a suspect accused of sexual assault and robbery near Lenox Avenue. The police are urging the public to provide any information that could aid in the arrest.