A 55-year-old woman was grazed by a stray bullet during a shooting on Central Park West, resulting in a superficial hip wound. The suspect fled, and the incident has heightened local concerns about safety and gun violence in NYC.

A Georgia man was charged with trafficking firearms and drugs into New York City after allegedly selling 47 firearms and cocaine to undercover officers.

Barry Breeman, a real estate developer, pleaded guilty to running a multi-year investment fraud scheme, stealing $13 million by selling fake real estate investments.

Kaja Sokola testified against Harvey Weinstein, recounting alleged sexual assaults when she was 16 and about 20, during his criminal retrial in New York.

The Alexander brothers face new sex trafficking charges, including accusations involving six victims since 2009, one being a minor. They have pleaded not guilty and are awaiting a January trial.

The jury has been chosen for Sean "Diddy" Combs's federal sex-crimes trial. The case has sparked industry-wide discussions about exploitation and toxic power dynamics in the music business.

Celsius Network's founder Alexander Mashinsky receives a 12-year prison sentence for fraud and market manipulation.

Two dogs are terrorizing New York's Upper West Side, with recent attacks killing a shih-tzu and mauling a chihuahua mix. Pet owners demand accountability and legal changes to address dog-on-dog violence.

A pregnant woman was injured in Chelsea after Raquan El hit her with a metal rod. Witness Norman Ross and a friend helped police arrest El, who has prior arrests and was recently released from jail.

A prank at Manhattan's Collegiate School, involving a mock border patrol with inappropriate elements, drew criticism for being racist and xenophobic. Senior events were canceled as a result.

Masked protesters occupied Columbia University's Butler Library, resulting in the detainment of 80 and injuries to security officers. The NYPD intervened, and Senator Marco Rubio announced a visa status review for those involved.

A New York man, Tarek Bazrouk, has been indicted on federal hate crime charges for assaulting Jewish individuals, facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted.

Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, saw his defense fund hit $1 million with grassroots support. He faces trial but pleads not guilty to several charges.