A Long Island therapist was sentenced after admitting to distributing videos and images of infant sexual abuse, federal prosecutors said. The U.S. Attorney’s Office called the material "sordid."

An unidentified woman was found dead inside an apartment at Marcus Garvey Village in Harlem; police say she suffered head trauma and the medical examiner will investigate.

DOJ documents show friendly emails between filmmaker Nicholas Jarecki and Jeffrey Epstein, including a pitch for financing Arbitrage and a forwarded Sasha Grey profile.

A Sprain Brook Parkway pursuit ended when police say a driver's car hit a State Police cruiser on a dead-end road; he faces multiple charges and a March 17 court date.

Alberto Frias, 27, surrendered to police for a Bronx subway station shooting on Feb 10, resulting in Adrian Dawodu's death after an escalated dispute. Frias faces murder charges and was seen seeking post-crime help from associates.

Bronx DA Darcel Clark calls for reforms to handle teen violence and reevaluate the Raise the Age Law, amidst no current plans from Governor Hochul to amend the statute, while discussions on funding changes continue.

A 27‑year‑old Guatemalan detainee collapsed and died at Larkin Community Hospital in Miami; ICE and federal watchdogs have opened reviews.

A Queens judge denied a motion to vacate Chanel Lewis' 2019 conviction in the 2016 Howard Beach killing; the defense says it will appeal. The ruling keeps the life sentence in place while questions about DNA phenotyping persist.

Manhattan prosecutors have indicted two NYPD officers, accusing them of covering up a Chelsea drunk-driving crash and tampering with bodycam evidence. The charges were announced by DA Alvin Bragg.

Randy Santos was convicted of first-degree murder for the 2019 killings of four homeless men in Manhattan, despite his defense's argument of his mental illness.

A man wanted in a Brooklyn shooting was taken into custody in Herkimer and handed to NYPD.

Two swastikas were carved into a portable toilet at Croton Landing Park; Croton-on-Hudson police and the Westchester DA are investigating.

A Brookhaven man pleaded guilty to sexually abusing his two stepdaughters and faces a 30-year sentence. The abuse was documented on video and led to his arrest.