A Brooklyn house fire injured firefighters, two trapped by a floor collapse, and hospitalized an occupant for smoke inhalation; families are displaced, cause under investigation.

The Manhattan DA announced the return of 29 looted antiquities to Greece, valued at $3 million, as part of a crackdown on illicit cultural heritage trade.

A Queens woman is charged for orchestrating a "pig butchering scam," defrauding people of $2.1 million by faking online relationships and investments.

A 13-year-old boy was arrested in Newburgh, New York, for the second-degree murder of an 11-year-old boy, initially thought to be an accident but later deemed intentional.

Police search a landfill for missing 11-year-old Jacob Pritchett from Brooklyn's Brownsville; he has autism and is non-verbal. His mother claimed not to have a child.

A Bronx teen is critically wounded after police responded to a robbery call and a confrontation ensued, resulting in an officer's injury and the teen being shot.

A 60-year-old woman was fatally struck by an e-bike in Brooklyn, highlighting New York City's challenges in regulating e-bikes amid safety concerns and rising accident numbers.

A man is sought by Brooklyn's 83rd Precinct for a home burglary and sexual assault involving a 43-year-old woman. The suspect stole items and fled on foot. The NYPD urges public assistance in the investigation.

New York Attorney General Letitia James released body camera footage from the case of Hugh Davis, who died during an encounter with police, as part of an ongoing transparency effort.

A man, Joseph Wichard, is charged with Attempted Rape and Sexual Abuse after trying to assault a nail salon worker in Manhattan. The DA is pursuing justice with support for the survivor.

A 16-year-old has been indicted for the murder of a 13-year-old outside a Queens Dunkin' Donuts following an argument, with potential life imprisonment.

A former NYC Department of Correction employee was indicted for not reporting over $135,000 received from inmates' associates and faces tax fraud charges.

Federal prosecutors deny that DOJ social media activity affects Luigi Mangione's fair trial rights regarding his charges in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO.