Juan Valoy was indicted for a fraudulent rental scheme in NYC, defrauding victims of $25,000 by pretending to be a broker and collecting fees for non-existent rentals.

Two landlords have been indicted in Manhattan for harassing rent-regulated tenants, with one named as Meyer Chetrit. They're accused of neglect and creating uninhabitable conditions in a Chelsea building.

Three people in Queens were indicted for running a sex trafficking operation, coercing a Colombian woman into prostitution under the threat of her daughter's safety.

A Long Island man faces a 25-count indictment for defrauding New York’s ESD agency by submitting falsified documents to obtain pandemic relief funds meant for small businesses.

Carlos Ramirez, a member of the Sunset Trinitarios gang, was sentenced to life for various violent crimes, including the murders of two teenagers in New York.

Sharon Toney-Finch was sentenced for wire fraud and stolen valor after falsely claiming to be a Purple Heart veteran to raise funds for her fake charity.

A photojournalist was hospitalized after an altercation with ICE agents in Manhattan, with the incident raising concerns among city officials and prompting outcry over press freedoms.

A two-alarm fire at a construction site in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, drew over 100 firefighters, injuring two people and raising questions about the cause.

An MTA worker was injured in a confrontation with a trespasser in a Brooklyn subway tunnel. The suspect slashed the worker's neck and fled; the victim is stable. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

Grocery store worker Leobardo Hernandez died after confronting a shoplifter in Manhattan; cause of death under investigation. Family and employer mourn his loss.

Police in Queens investigate after a survey crew found human skeletal remains, including a skull, in a parking lot. The cause and timeline are unclear.

Juan Correa Sr. was sentenced to 17.5 years for leading a cocaine conspiracy from Puerto Rico to New York, involving money laundering and distribution.

NYPD seeks two suspects involved in a hate crime assault in Manhattan; the incident involved anti-immigration remarks and physical violence against a 26-year-old man. Public assistance is requested.