Attorney General Letitia James and other attorneys general succeeded in overturning DOJ restrictions affecting services for crime victims, ensuring access regardless of immigration status.

The Bronx DA's office and NYPD hosted a successful gun buyback event, collecting 165 firearms, including 67 semiautomatic pistols, and provided incentives like gift cards and electronics.

Four individuals pleaded guilty to defrauding a Brooklyn non-profit for the homeless, misappropriating funds through kickback schemes involving surveillance contracts. They face up to five years in prison and agreed to pay restitution.

Justin Dixon was sentenced to 15 years for minor enticement and illegal firearm possession; he pled guilty to running a sex trafficking ring using violence and intimidation.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run in the Bronx; the driver fled, and the NYPD is investigating. Traffic fatalities in the city have decreased overall.

A five-alarm fire in a Mount Vernon, NY, building injured five firefighters, displaced around 120 residents, and sparked community support for housing and aid.

A fire broke out in a Franklin Square bagel shop on Long Island, spreading to a neighboring ice shop, requiring about 200 firefighters to control. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A college student and basketball player was killed in a triple shooting in Hempstead, with two others injured. The investigation continues with no motive released.

A fire in Queens resulted in the death of 95-year-old Joyce Buncom and critical injuries to her family. Causes remain under investigation, possibly a boiler explosion.

A violent car meetup in Queens led to a couple being beaten, a security vehicle torched, and calls for traffic calming measures and increased police presence to prevent such events.

A man was fatally stabbed near Times Square and died at Bellevue Hospital. The suspects remain at large, with no arrests made. The motive is unclear, and the violent trend in Midtown concerns locals.

An 80-year-old man was fatally stabbed in his Washington Heights apartment. Police are investigating, and although a person of interest may be in custody, no arrests have been confirmed yet.

Two fatal shootings in NYC, one in Manhattan and another in the Bronx, leave two men dead; police are investigating with multiple people in custody for the Bronx incident.