A 12-year-old boy was charged with attempted murder for stabbing another boy at a Brooklyn playground. The victim is in critical but stable condition.

Two NY pharmacists and a dealer were sentenced for illegal oxycodone distribution, with terms of 18 years, 30 months, and 36 months respectively, after authorities found their involvement in a scheme circulating over 1.6 million pills.

A Brooklyn man, Billon McLeod, was found guilty of multiple charges of sexual exploitation of minors and faces a minimum of 15 years to life in prison.

Three ex-principals of a "Pre-IPO" fund pleaded guilty to a $65 million fraud involving securities fraud, investment adviser fraud, and money laundering, facing up to 60 years in prison.

Mayor Eric Adams appoints seven members to the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Development Corporation Board, set to oversee the area's transformation into a mixed-use space.

New Yorkers face 100% rain chance, with temperature drops and potential thunderstorms. Gale Warnings and advisories for high winds issued across boroughs; snow expected Tuesday.

NY Attorney General's Office released body-cam footage from the NYPD encounter with Jumaane Wright, who was fatally shot, as part of an investigation.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces $1.75 billion subway upgrades funded by congestion pricing revenue, focusing on signal modernization and improvements for Brooklyn and Queens.

Matthew Passaro was sentenced to 25 years to life for a 2017 fatal shooting near the Barclays Center after being found guilty of second-degree murder.

The National Weather Service forecasts winter disturbances including showers, wind gusts, and thunderstorms across New York City boroughs, prompting weather advisories.

A fire at Boro Park Seder Matzah Bakery in Brooklyn injured a firefighter and three others, with over 175 responders at the scene. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A Jewish man was stabbed in Brooklyn during a dispute the NYPD is investigating as an antisemitic attack. The suspect made derogatory comments and is still at large. Police have increased presence in the area.

Brooklyn pastor Paul Mitchell pleaded guilty to tax evasion, facing up to five years in prison and financial penalties for misusing church and daycare funds.