Police and Crime Stoppers are seeking tips after a 28‑year‑old was burned inside a South Richmond Hill business; a reward of up to $3,500 is being offered.

A 24-year-old food vendor was slashed in Central Park during an apparent dispute over vending territory; police say the suspect fled toward Heckscher Park and the victim is expected to recover.

Federal prosecutors say a Staten Island woman was arrested after allegedly sending sexually explicit photos of a toddler to her husband, who remains jailed in a related federal probe.

Police released photos of a man wanted in the Feb. 21 beating of a 78-year-old aboard a B61 bus in Carroll Gardens. Investigators are asking anyone with tips or video to contact Crime Stoppers.

A 14-year-old girl was stabbed near Tiemann and Hammersley avenues Tuesday night; police say she is stable and a male suspect remains at large.

Hastings officials are investigating after stickers with antisemitic and anti‑Israel messages were found near Farragut Middle School and around the village.

Police released an alert after a person kicked open an employee-only door and entered a Bronx store's break room. Tips may be eligible for up to $3,500.

NYPD closed East End Avenue and Carl Schurz Park after a suspicious device was reported; Bomb Squad and federal investigators are on scene. Streets and park entrances remain blocked.

A Manhattan jury found Kamal Semrade guilty for pushing a woman into a departing subway train, a shove prosecutors say left her paralyzed.

A woman in her early 30s was struck and killed Tuesday by an NYC DOT dump truck at Lefferts Boulevard and 84th Street in Queens. Police are investigating and are working to identify the victim.

A retired NYPD officer was struck and killed by a pickup in Wantagh on Monday evening; Nassau County detectives say the Homicide Squad is investigating.

A Manhattan jury convicted Camby Wilson in the 2022 East Harlem killing of Shaquell Gainey; DA Alvin Bragg announced the verdict on X.

A pile of tires at a University Avenue gas station erupted before 6 a.m.; nearly 80 firefighters responded and officials say no injuries were reported.