NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 after a man was pepper‑sprayed aboard a northbound 2 train near East 225th Street. Detectives are asking for video or tips.

A three‑alarm blaze at 12th Street and 27th Avenue in Astoria sent smoke across western Queens and prompted city alerts to close windows.

Two Diamond District pawnbrokers were sentenced to 46 months after prosecutors said they fenced millions in stolen luxury goods across the country.

FDNY and Notify NYC warned of a three-alarm fire at Crotona Avenue and East 182nd Street, with smoke and traffic delays reported across the Bronx.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a 31-year-old woman was groped inside the Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue station on April 21.

An 88-year-old man was punched near 148 St and Jamaica Ave in Jamaica, Queens; NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated a wanted alert and is seeking tips and video.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after a person fired a gun near a 32-year-old man outside 26 Post Avenue in Inwood on March 28. A reward is possible for information.

An East Hampton carpenter was arrested after a Child Protective Services report prompted police to investigate alleged repeated sexual abuse of a 13‑year‑old in November 2022.

A man died after a late-night stabbing on the 4 train platform at 176th Street in the Bronx. Police have released video and are asking witnesses to come forward.

Suffolk prosecutors say a former Jericho Elementary PTA treasurer is accused of diverting more than $50,000 in PTA funds for personal purchases over several years.

Surveillance video appears to show a white Jeep deliberately striking Canada geese on Wireless Boulevard in Hauppauge. The Suffolk County SPCA and local groups have raised the reward to $7,500 for tips.

A pre-dawn fire at a Bath Beach impound lot gutted up to two dozen vehicles; there were no injuries and investigators are probing the cause.

Kenya Tilford was sentenced to life without parole after a jury found she tortured and killed her partner; prosecutors called it Westchester’s first use of the torture‑murder statute.