Kiani Phoenix received an 18-year sentence for first-degree manslaughter after her vehicle struck and killed Milton Storch on a sidewalk during a dispute.

Two MLB players, Clase de la Cruz and Ortiz Ribera, were indicted on charges of sports betting and money laundering by the U.S. Attorney's Office in New York.

Swastikas were found painted on Jewish landmarks in Brooklyn, with the perpetrator still at large. Officials and community members swiftly condemned the antisemitic vandalism.

A man was killed in the Bronx by another resident using a metal locker door. Police arrested Anthony Mawuena for murder and the motive remains unknown.

During a Brooklyn probe into an alleged kidnapping, police discovered 644 pounds of marijuana and THC products, resulting in three arrests as the investigation continues.

An 80-year-old man, Peter Morris, was killed by a stolen car driven by Randy Colon in South Farmingdale. Morris had just visited his granddaughter's school.

A 17-year-old was charged with second-degree murder after a 15-year-old was fatally stabbed at a party in Syosset. The homeowner faces charges for allowing the party. The victim's father has called for witnesses to come forward.

A 47-year-old woman died after being fatally stabbed in her Morningside Heights apartment; the NYPD is seeking the assailant.

NYPD seeks two men for a slashing incident in Queens, where three people were injured. They urge public assistance for their identification and capture.

Two suspects arrested after a Dyker Heights carjacking; third at large. Victim assaulted and robbed; chase ended in crash. No shots fired despite reports.

A Bronx auto shop fire injured four firefighters, displaced families, and resulted in heavy structural damage, including a roof collapse. The Red Cross is aiding those affected.

FDNY Firefighter Patrick Brady died from a heart attack while battling a fire in Brooklyn. Mayor Adams and FDNY officials honored his service and family's firefighting legacy. He is the second FDNY loss in two weeks.

A fire in Washington Heights injured nine people, including three firefighters and displaced six families. It started before 9 p.m. and quickly escalated, requiring a large FDNY response.