A Honduran mother and her children were brought back to 26 Federal Plaza after a temporary court order interrupted their deportation. Advocates warn routine check‑ins are increasingly risky.

A Bronx assistant district attorney was arrested Thursday and faces multiple drunk-driving charges, the NYPD says.

A body found in a Manorville woodland leads to a murder investigation by Suffolk County Police during the search for missing grandmother Kathleen Harrison Trent.

Marcos Marques-Leal is accused of fatally stabbing his estranged wife in Farmingville, causing non-fatal injuries to a teen, and then injuring himself.

A 93-year-old woman was shoved and hit her head at 81st St and 41st Ave on Jan. 22; police released an image and are offering a reward for tips.

The Bronx recorded its third homicide of the week when a 26-year-old man was shot while seated in a BMW on Thwaites Place in Pelham Parkway. Authorities are investigating, and no arrests have been made.

Daycare teacher Devante Brown in Brooklyn faces multiple sexual abuse charges involving minors, with investigations ongoing for further victims. Authorities and parents respond to the disclosures as the NYC Department of Health denounces the acts.

Bronx teenager Christopher Redding, a football player, was fatally shot during a brawl. Authorities are investigating, and community leaders are calling for action against youth violence. His father mourns the loss and seeks accountability.

Nikhil Gupta, extradited from the Czech Republic, is expected to plead guilty in Manhattan federal court in a foiled murder-for-hire plot tied to Sikh activist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.

Police search for four suspects after a woman was injured in a Mott Haven shooting, asking for public help to locate the assailants who fled the scene.

St. Margaret's Center in Albany agrees to pay $1.3M for claims of substandard care; enters a 5-year integrity agreement. Whistleblowers to receive part of the settlement.

Brian Gill admitted to committing social security fraud, having worked while receiving disability benefits. He faces a $250,000 fine and up to 5 years in prison.

Buffalo Public Schools agrees to reform disciplinary practices following an investigation by NY's Attorney General, aiming to fix disparities affecting minority and disabled students.