Brooklyn superintendent Burim Havolli died after an altercation with a person suspected of package theft, leaving behind three children. Police are questioning a person of interest and seeking more suspects.

An 80-year-old woman and her 52-year-old son were found dead in a Brooklyn apartment, with no signs of trauma, and foul odor complaints led to their discovery.

A suspect stole over $9,700 in collectible cards from Tom Brady's CardVault in SoHo. The theft occurred after the individual's credit card was declined.

Two NYPD officers were injured during an incident involving ICE agents in Washington Heights, leading to community concerns and criticism of ICE's enforcement methods.

Cynthia Vann's family is suing NYC for $20 million after she died from a brutal assault by her hospital roommate, alleging negligence by Lincoln Hospital.

A Manhattan construction manager pled guilty to wage theft, agreeing to repay $6,700 to four workers, as part of a case by the DA's Worker Protection Unit.

A Bronx man is charged with attempted murder for using his SUV to run over three women, with two suffering serious injuries including spinal and pelvic fractures, and brain bleeds.

A disbarred attorney was sentenced to 2.5-7 years for swindling deeds from Brooklyn homeowners in distress, resulting in convictions and fines for his companies.

Bronx man receives 7-year sentence for shooting that injured a toddler before his third birthday on Fordham Road; Bronx DA confirms conviction and sentencing.

Jeremiah White indicted for a series of violent attacks on women in the Bronx, including Attempted Murder and Assault.

A New York firefighter who volunteered in war-torn Sarajevo described something unthinkable: wealthy foreigners paying for weekend trips to shoot civilians for sport. Three decades later, prosecutors are finally taking his testimony seriously.

The trial of Linda Sun and Chris Hu begins, focusing on undisclosed Chinese agency, profiteering during the pandemic, and various other charges including money laundering and fraud. Both have pleaded not guilty.

A former NY sleep center worker, Sanjai Syamaprasad, awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to unlawful surveillance and evidence tampering for secretly recording patients and co-workers.