OSI report concludes no criminal charges against NYPD officers for fatal shooting of Win Rozario, citing inability to prove unjustified use of force beyond a reasonable doubt.

Marcus Pittman, aka "Nacho," pleaded guilty to a Queens shooting, facing 10 years to life in prison. His role as a shooter in a drug-related robbery-kidnapping led to a dealer's death.

A Brooklyn man named Kaleem Nurse is indicted for running a sex trafficking operation, including sex trafficking, interstate prostitution, and promotion of prostitution.

A faulty oil burner caused a carbon monoxide leak in a Bronx building, leading to the evacuation of 44 apartments and medical treatment for at least 10 people.

A man and a woman were killed in a stabbing at A&A Italian Deli in Bethpage, New York; a male suspect is in custody, with motives under investigation.

16-year-old basketball prospect Nana Donkor was shot and hospitalized with a bullet in his spine in Brooklyn, with no arrests yet; the incident has jeopardized his athletic future.

Lacrosse coach Liam Gleason of Siena University died at age 41 after an accident at home. He recently led Siena to a MAAC title and was honored as MAAC's 2025 coach of the year.

Luigi Mangione attended a New York court hearing, on the anniversary of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's murder, where evidence including a handgun and a notebook were contested by his defense.

A fire engulfed several floors of a Bronx high-rise, injuring one person; firefighters swiftly controlled the blaze with the cause under investigation.

An NYPD officer breached sanctuary city laws by setting up alerts on individuals sought by immigration authorities, triggering a call for policy reforms to ensure compliance.

A ShopRite employee was charged with arson for starting a fire in the store, causing $100,000 in damages. No injuries occurred due to a customer's intervention.

Willie Hart was sentenced to 22 years to life for murdering his girlfriend Candace Woodruff, as stated by Suffolk County DA. Trial evidence included surveillance of a struggle in Hart's truck.

Michael Fan was sentenced to 20 years for a violent 2022 Queens robbery, involving tying up and threatening a woman. He was convicted in absentia after fleeing his trial.