Four suspects threatened a 15-year-old with a knife near Mount Eden Parkway; Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

A third-alarm blaze at 35 Van Brunt Rd. in Far Rockaway drew more than 60 units and nearly 200 FDNY and EMS personnel; officials reported no injuries.

Alan Burak pleaded guilty in Manhattan to operating Never Alone Capital, a scheme that prosecutors say stole over $4 million from investors. Sentencing is set for May 12, 2026.

A 16-year-old Bronx teen was slashed in the neck near East Tremont Avenue; police are searching for three suspects and reviewing surveillance video. Family says he’s recovering after stitches.

Prosecutors say Michael Brown’s company used fake rental ads to push thousands into costly credit‑monitoring subscriptions, generating millions and prompting federal action.

Prosecutors say a leading ghost‑gun trafficker was taken into custody in New York City amid a multi‑agency investigation into untraceable firearms.

FDNY activity near East 198th and Jerome Avenue prompted a NotifyNYC alert Tuesday, warning of road closures, heavy traffic and possible transit disruptions. Officials advised using alternate routes.

A 60-year-old man from Naples, N.Y., died after his SUV left I‑84 near Durkee and rolled several times, authorities say.

The NYPD 70th Precinct warns Brooklyn drivers that texts claiming “Enforcement Action Initiated” are scams. Delete, block and report; don’t scan the QR code.

NYPD says a suspect tossed a gun while fleeing officers; drones were dispatched to recover the weapon and assist in an arrest. Details remain limited.

A suspicious device was found outside an apartment at 11 Odell Avenue in White Plains; the Westchester bomb squad made it safe and federal agents collected evidence.

Four people allegedly forced a 51‑year‑old from his car on March 23 in front of 50 2 Avenue; one suspect displayed a firearm. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

Manhattan prosecutors say a former DOB supervisor accepted cash and travel perks to fast‑track approvals on more than 300 construction projects, prosecutors allege. Three industry figures were charged alongside him.