Three teenagers, aged 15 and 16, have been charged in the deadly shooting of 19-year-old Jahmir Turner in the Bronx. This marks the first teen gun violence fatality in the city in 2026, with law enforcement investigating potential gang ties as the motive.

A Centereach woman was sentenced to 15 years in prison for running a dark web narcotics business under "MamaKnowsBrown," selling drugs and laundering money.

Nine indicted in Suffolk County for crimes including murders and sex trafficking related to the "Lowndes Block Gang."

Gregory Puzio, from Albany, has pleaded guilty to receiving child pornography. He faces a sentence of 5 to 20 years in prison. The investigation, led by HSI and NYSP, is part of Project Safe Childhood.

A school consultant admitted to a kickback scheme defrauding COVID-era federal programs for student internet access. He faces up to five years in prison and must forfeit over $100,000.

Kyrgyz national Sergei Zharnovnikov was sentenced to 39 months in prison for illegally exporting over $1.5 million worth of firearms and ammunition to Russia, facing potential deportation after his term.

A man was arrested for headbutting a NYPD officer and spitting on another and an MTA employee at a Bronx subway station after being removed from a train.

NYPD detectives were disrespected at NYU Langone hospital, mistaken for ICE, and suggested to seek care elsewhere, leading to an apology from the hospital.

A 15-year-old was arrested for antisemitic vandalism at a Brooklyn playground, where 60 swastikas were found. Officials condemned the act and the NYPD is investigating. The community, including Holocaust survivors, are deeply affected.

NYU receives bomb threats with hate speech; security is increased and campuses are deemed safe after investigation. Villanova University also faces a violence threat and shuts down for safety.

A suspected murder-suicide in the Bronx left two dead and an 86-year-old woman critically injured. Police are investigating the circumstances.

Jahmir Turner, 19, was shot dead in the Bronx, the area's first homicide of the year. Two suspects are in custody, with an ongoing investigation into the motive.

An Islip man was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a narcotics and weapons trafficking ring, according to Suffolk County DA Raymond A. Tierney.