A Brooklyn man, Billon McLeod, was found guilty of multiple charges of sexual exploitation of minors and faces a minimum of 15 years to life in prison.

Three ex-principals of a "Pre-IPO" fund pleaded guilty to a $65 million fraud involving securities fraud, investment adviser fraud, and money laundering, facing up to 60 years in prison.

The indictment of Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, leader of Tren de Aragua, for crimes such as racketeering and drug trafficking has been unsealed in Manhattan Federal Court.

Jay Lucas, of Lucas Brand Equity LLC, was indicted on multiple fraud charges for allegedly misusing over $50 million of investors' funds for personal expenses.

Former tech executive Mark Angarola is sentenced to 38 months for embezzlement and tax evasion, resulting in over $8.3 million in losses to his company and $668,000 to the IRS.

Magdaleno Mendoza was sentenced to 71 months for running a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme and illegal reentry into the U.S.

Brandon Dae Up Kiehm was indicted for a $272K romance scam, defrauding a woman he met on Bumble. He faked being a finance professional to deceive her into investing in a non-existent home.

An indictment charges 19 individuals from two gangs with 157 counts, including conspiracy, attempted murder, and weapons possession, following violent incidents in the Bronx.

Ex-trooper Andrew Dykes pleads not guilty to the decades-old murder of Tanya Denise Jackson and her daughter, with his lawyer set to contest DNA evidence.

Michael Fegley Jr. from Florida pleaded guilty to charges of intending to engage in unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and transporting child pornography.

NY Attorney General's Office released body-cam footage from the NYPD encounter with Jumaane Wright, who was fatally shot, as part of an investigation.

Clive Porter was indicted on hate crime charges for unprovoked anti-Asian attacks in Manhattan on October 29, including assaulting five people and an NYPD officer.

The Queens DA indicted 16 people for running a drug market in Jackson Heights, with the potential for life in prison for the top charges. The bust involved undercover buys and seized drugs, guns, and cash.