A repeat stowaway was detained at Milan’s Malpensa after allegedly boarding a United flight from Newark without a ticket. The arrest raises questions about airport checkpoints and supervised‑release enforcement.

A New Yorker was arrested after a raid on a large Oklahoma marijuana farm that officials say yielded more than 1,200 pounds of cannabis. The case spotlights New Yorkers’ ties to Oklahoma grows and a mounting state crackdown.

A 55-year-old man was shoved onto the tracks at Jay Street–MetroTech in Brooklyn and is in stable condition as police search for a suspect. Authorities released a description and asked the public for tips.

A Suffolk County jury found Jeremy Allen guilty in the hours-long torture and killing of his longtime friend; he was sentenced to life without parole Thursday.

Manhattan prosecutors warned that OnlyFake generates fake IDs capable of beating online checks, raising fresh concerns about KYC, fraud and money laundering.

A crossing guard was critically injured after a pickup struck him near the Merrick LIRR station during Thursday's morning commute.

A federal monitor says the NYPD still makes unlawful stops, flags chronic underreporting and weak supervisory oversight in a 2025 year‑end review.

One worker died and another was critically injured when a wall collapsed into a construction trench on Jefferson Street in Bushwick; city inspectors are probing the site.

A Pocono Pines resident is accused of setting small fires to 'kill the spiders,' igniting a blaze that damaged four attached townhomes and prompted a multi‑agency response.

Ilyasah Shabazz and the Malcolm X estate have lodged a $100M federal suit saying federal and city agents failed to protect — and then hid evidence about — his 1965 killing. The complaint asks for records and discovery as the legal fight begins.

A pedestrian crossing the Henry Hudson Parkway near West 151st Street was struck and killed Wednesday night after being hit by two vehicles, police said.

A late-November assault in Brooklyn left a 73-year-old man critically injured; his death has now been ruled a homicide and a suspect was previously arrested.

A federal judge gave Kyle White 20 years for running the Ho Zone, a Telegram marketplace prosecutors say sold child and illegally obtained sexual material. The SDNY and FBI are seeking victims and tips.