SDNY unsealed an indictment saying three people conspired to funnel billions of U.S.-built AI servers to China, using staged audits and fake hardware.

Manhattan prosecutors said they will not present homicide charges in the death of Jacob Zieben-Hood; the influencer remains jailed on related assault and burglary counts. The ME report and prior domestic complaints figure in the ongoing probe.

The NYPD's 101st Precinct urged drivers to lock cars and remove keys after social-media-fueled thefts targeted vulnerable Kia and Hyundai models.

The NYPD's 113th Precinct told Jamaica residents to remove keys, lock cars and consider RFID lock boxes after warning thieves targeted key fobs.

FDNY briefed the public after a three‑alarm blaze at Box 2492 in Brooklyn on March 19. Crews remained on scene and investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A man wanted in a Hoboken kidnapping was caught after a high-speed Belt Parkway chase that left multiple vehicles crashed and an NYPD car involved.

Two suspects held up a Jamaica business at gunpoint on Feb. 26 and fled in a gray Toyota Highlander. NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance images asking for tips.

A New Rochelle man has pleaded guilty to sex‑abuse and evidence‑tampering charges after prosecutors say he sexually abused 15‑year‑old Jonson Temaj. Sentencing is pending.

More than 20 Pomeranian‑type dogs seized from a Greenpoint apartment are being cleared for adoption after vetting and rehabilitation.

Bright Horizons will give up its permit for the Columbus Circle day‑care site after investigations flagged safety hazards and abuse allegations. City regulators are moving to decide the center’s future.

A former head of Bolivias anti‑narcotics force was sentenced in Manhattan to 25 years after prosecutors said he used his office to shield shipments of cocaine bound for New York. The case underscores concerns about narco‑corruption at high levels.

A commuter was slashed at the Prospect Avenue station after refusing to buy an illicit "swipe," police say. The suspects fled and left a weapon behind.

A Galway man admitted to federal cyberstalking after leaving threatening voicemails for a family member of slain UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Sentencing is set for July.