NYPD seeks public assistance to identify a suspect linked to multiple burglaries in Brooklyn and Queens, through a social media post asking for tips to be directed to NYPD Crimestoppers.

Jerona Smith pleaded guilty to stealing $24,000 from elderly clients and attempting to take an additional $54,000, with sentencing set for January 20, 2026.

Abdullah At Taqi and Mohammad David Hashimi were convicted for supporting ISIS using cryptocurrencies and online payment platforms; they face up to 60 years in prison.

A 12-year-old girl and her mother were stabbed by the child's stepfather in the Bronx. The suspect faces assault and other charges as New York City struggles with rising domestic violence cases.

A 15-year-old boy was critically injured after being stabbed and robbed of his sneakers by a group of teenagers in Queens, New York. Police are searching for the suspects.

Five individuals pled guilty to running a cryptocurrency drug ring in Manhattan, resulting in one leading accomplice, NAN WU, being sentenced to over 6 years and the forfeiture of cryptocurrencies and cash.

Tylek McPherson was indicted on multiple charges for slashing a man near Astor Place, with the Manhattan DA's Office providing support for victims of violence.

Luis Pallchisaca, 21, was indicted for attempting to murder a passenger on a 7 train in an unprovoked attack. He could face up to 25 years if convicted.

A Queens Village man was indicted for labor trafficking and larceny, accused of defrauding and enslaving a Bangladeshi student, threatening him with deportation.

Reputed crime family members and NBA figures are charged with rigging illegal poker games, using high-tech methods to cheat and funnel profits to the mafia.

Current and former NBA players, including Terry Rozier, have been charged in a betting and money laundering operation involving the use of non-public NBA information.

Protesters in Lower Manhattan rallied against a contentious immigration raid. Clashes occurred when right-wing influencer taunted protesters, leading to two arrests. The protests reflect broader discontent with harsh immigration policies.

A fire in a Freeport apartment building resulted in four hospitalizations, 60 displaced residents, and uncovered the absence of working smoke alarms. Firefighters from multiple departments responded to the blaze.