A man stole a car with a 72-year-old partially blind man inside in Queens, NY; the car was later found abandoned, the elderly man unharmed. NYPD is investigating and seeking information.

A 29-year-old man was stabbed multiple times in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, and is in stable condition. The attacker is at large, with no arrests made.

A 26-year-old man named Elquan Tillman was fatally shot in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. The incident is under NYPD investigation with no suspects identified.

A four-alarm fire in Yonkers led to a building collapse, affecting four structures and multiple vehicles, but no injuries were reported. The Red Cross is aiding the displaced residents.

A home health aide was caught on video abusing a child with cerebral palsy in Port Jefferson, NY. The aide, Bruno Valenzuela, faces charges; the family seeks justice, and the case is under investigation.

A Queens tire shop fire injured nine, displaced 30 people. Firefighters battled a complicated rubber blaze, intensified by the nature of the materials.

Matthew Dundas, an ex-postal worker, was sentenced to two years' probation and fined for issuing himself fraudulent money orders, resulting in a near $77,000 loss to the government. He has since repaid the stolen funds.

The OSI concluded its investigation into the NYPD's fatal shooting of Emil Williams, not pursuing charges and deeming the officers' actions justified.

Daniel Hyden was sentenced to 24 years-to-life for a DUI crash on July 4th that killed four and injured seven in Manhattan, as per D.A. Bragg's announcement.

A 17-year-old has been arrested in NY for first-degree murder and aggravated battery with a firearm in the death of Cicero, Illinois high school student Johan Adarve Sanchez.

A Rikers guard was suspended after a detainee died, and another family sues the city over a death after release. Deficient guard practices were cited.

A woman was fatally struck in a hit-and-run in Brooklyn's Brownsville; the NYPD is investigating. Traffic deaths in NYC had declined in the previous year.

Suffolk County attorney Peter Giattino is charged with stealing funds from a client's real estate transaction, with allegations of using the money at casinos. He faces Grand Larceny charges and was released without bail.