Federal prosecutors unsealed indictments charging 30 people in a decade‑long insider‑trading ring that allegedly used stolen law‑firm documents to net tens of millions. Arrests were made across California, Florida and New York.

Manhattan prosecutors say two men and their company were indicted after allegedly withholding pay from Spanish‑speaking day laborers and assaulting them when they complained.

The Manhattan D.A. says Valor Security and its president pleaded guilty for operating a sham safety-training school that issued thousands of fake cards tied to a worker's death.

A Bronx TikToker accused in a Parkchester stabbing failed to appear at a scheduled court hearing, leaving the victim's family and prosecutors awaiting answers.

A lithium‑ion battery fire tore through the New Roc City parking garage Tuesday, sending smoke over downtown and destroying multiple vehicles as crews fought the blaze. Investigators are probing the cause.

A 14-year-old was shot in the left leg in Soundview early Wednesday; police cordoned off Rosedale Avenue and collected shell casings while the victim was taken to Jacobi.

The Bronx hit record-low April crime numbers, yet neighbors say visible violence keeps them on edge.

A man was indicted Tuesday after prosecutors say he fatally shot a Huntington Station resident behind One Stop Deli; the suspect was arrested in Alabama and extradited back to New York.

A federal judge sentenced Faisil McCants to 37.5 years after he fired 15 rounds in East Harlem, killing a 69‑year‑old woman who was using a walker.

Body‑cam footage shows NYPD, FDNY and Parks workers pulling a woman and her cat from the East River beneath the Brooklyn Bridge. Authorities say both are expected to recover.

Two elderly men were pepper‑sprayed during an assault on Jamaica Avenue Tuesday morning. NYPD Crime Stoppers is asking for video and tips.

ADL’s 2025 audit found overall antisemitic incidents fell but violent assaults rose — New York led the nation and Brooklyn saw a worrying jump in attacks. Community leaders say the numbers demand more security and funding.

Two people were struck and killed by separate NYC subway trains minutes apart on Monday, FDNY says. Investigators and MTA crews worked at both scenes while service was rerouted.