A California mother was stabbed at Macy's Herald Square while changing her baby's diaper. The indicted suspect, Kerri Aherne, claimed she was commanded by voices to kill. Her intent was to get imprisoned rather than return to a psychiatric facility.

Bronx community mourns the stabbing death of beloved father, George Ennin; suspect Sean Jones faces murder charges.

Guatemalan national Albaro Chacon sentenced to 15-17 years for attempted assault on the mother of his children, with additional convictions for other related charges.

Queens man indicted for dragging dogs behind car, facing animal cruelty charges and up to a year in jail if convicted.

Angel Melendez pleaded guilty to charges from a fatal car crash in East Harlem that killed one person and injured another. His sentencing is set for February 2026.

Queens man charged with making terroristic threats as a hate crime against Jews, Israelis, and law enforcement.

Travel agent Tavia Thomas is charged with selling fake vacation packages, defrauding customers in excess of $53,000 for non-existent trips and events.

A 69-year-old woman sustained a fractured elbow after being attacked by two young males in Central Park. Police seek public assistance to identify the suspects.

NYC officials report a significant reduction in gun violence and overall crime in 2025, with a record-low number of shootings and declines in murders, robberies, and grand theft auto.

Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife are detained at the MDC in Brooklyn, New York, facing federal charges amid the jail's notorious conditions and history of high-profile detainees.

A fire in a Brooklyn Heights brownstone injured seven, including two firefighters; it was contained within an hour. Firefighters rescued three people; the cause is under investigation.

A five-alarm fire injured six and damaged a Queens residential building, causing a roof collapse and evacuations. Over 270 personnel responded; no lives were lost. The Red Cross aids displaced families.

A stolen Baby Jesus statue from a Nativity scene in Hauppauge, NY, has been returned. Officials had appealed for its return, and despite its absence, no arrests have been made, with authorities offering amnesty. The theft's motives are still unclear.