An early-morning blaze at 1693 Nostrand Ave. left two people dead and two others seriously injured while FDNY investigates.

Bronx prosecutors have indicted a White Plains man in the Bronx River Parkway crash that killed two moped riders. Officials say speed and alcohol are central to the upgraded charges.

Two sanitation workers were hospitalized after a garbage truck fire in Prospect Lefferts Gardens; officials suspect a lithium battery ignited the blaze. City agencies point residents to battery drop‑off resources.

An early‑morning blaze at 226 W. Tremont Ave. left one person dead and two hurt; FDNY sent dozens of units and fire marshals are probing the cause.

Police say a 19-year-old was sexually abused aboard a southbound 2 train near Flatbush; authorities are asking riders with video to call Crime Stoppers.

Two young adults were critically injured after falling from a J train while subway surfing over the Williamsburg Bridge. Officials point to a citywide safety push.

Surveillance video released by Suffolk police shows two officers leaping clear as a suspected drunk driver plowed into parked cars and a cruiser in Wyandanch.

A Mount Vernon man was arraigned May 21 after prosecutors say he etched a swastika into elevator glass at the Mount Vernon East Metro‑North station. The case is being prosecuted by the DA’s hate‑crimes bureau.

A barge explosion and fire at a Mariners Harbor shipyard left 16 people hurt Friday, including multiple FDNY members. City hazmat and inspection teams responded to the scene.

A Yonkers man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the July 2025 killing of Francisco Vallejo; prosecutors say the plea will mean a lengthy prison term.

A Monticello man pleaded guilty May 21 to repeatedly abusing a young girl in Wesley Hills; sentencing is set for Aug. 26, 2026.

Lower Swatara police say a 30‑year‑old New York woman is wanted on a felony warrant after nearly $45,000 in precious metals ordered online were taken in Middletown.

A Lancaster County man who admitted sending a fake bomb threat to Louis Armstrong Stadium during the 2024 U.S. Open was given three years of probation after saying he acted over a losing sports bet.