A 40-year-old man was stabbed on a Queens train; suspect remains at large. Authorities seek public's help. Despite this, subway crime is reportedly at a 16-year low.

NYPD Crimestoppers seeks public help to catch two men who committed an assault and robbery in the Bronx, leaving a victim with stab wounds and loss of $600 and a phone.

The defense for Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO, claims AG Pam Bondi has a conflict of interest due to past employment ties, potentially affecting the decision to seek the death penalty.

Zhu Hou, 76, was found dead with head and body trauma in her Lower East Side apartment. The community is alarmed, and the NYPD has not made arrests, ruling the case a homicide. Residents are concerned about safety despite building security.

A judge vacated Karl Jordan Jr.'s conviction for Jam Master Jay's 2002 murder, citing insufficient evidence and speculative motive; co-defendant Washington's acquittal request was denied.

NYPD officer fatally shot a man wielding a box cutter in Queens after a domestic dispute call and efforts to deescalate. An investigation is underway.

Authorities are seeking information to locate a suspect who stole packages from a Queens building. The NYPD urges anyone with details to contact them through Instagram or their tip line.

Rochester police fatally shot a man who opened fire, hitting officers and a civilian during a domestic violence response. Officers and the civilian are hospitalized but stable. An investigation is ongoing.

Operation Relentless Justice led by the DOJ resulted in 293 arrests for child sexual abuse and 205 child victims rescued, involving a nationwide collaboration of law enforcement agencies.

The Suffolk County DA announced the recovery of $8,500 scammed from an elderly person under a fake "grandchild bail" emergency, with the DA's office and other agencies working to return the funds.

A Brooklyn man is charged with stealing nearly $16 million from Coinbase users through a phishing scam, facing a 31-count indictment including grand larceny and money laundering.

Ukrainian national Artem Stryzhak pleaded guilty to conducting global ransomware attacks and now faces up to 10 years in prison. His conspirator, Volodymyr Tymoshchuk, is at large with a $11 million reward for his capture.

Four MS-13 members were found guilty of crimes including murder and now face life sentences as stated by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York.