An off‑duty NYPD school crossing guard was arrested in the Bronx and charged with assault and menacing. The investigation is ongoing.

A Port Washington house fire on Friday night injured nine firefighters and one police officer; investigators say the blaze is not being treated as suspicious.

A lithium‑ion battery ignited on the eighth floor of a Fort Greene high‑rise Friday night, sending one person to the hospital and prompting a hazmat response.

Bronx detectives are seeking a woman after a midday robbery near Randall Avenue and the Throgs Neck Expressway left two women injured; police released a suspect description.

A watchdog report and new reporting say weak DOE contracting in District 3 helped place a teacher with prior misconduct allegations in Manhattan classrooms. The findings put Chancellor Kamar Samuels and procurement safeguards under scrutiny.

A 71-year-old man and a 65-year-old woman were found stabbed inside a Fresh Meadows apartment and later died at North Shore University Hospital.

A 14-year-old was struck by falling building façade on 82nd Street in Jackson Heights and taken to Elmhurst Hospital; FDNY and DOB responded as gusts blew through the area.

A 25-year-old Brooklyn man was arrested after a Manorhaven parking-lot dispute allegedly turned violent and left a 66-year-old hospitalized. He faces assault and criminal possession charges.

An unidentified woman was found dead Saturday night in Kensington with multiple stab wounds. Police say there are no arrests as investigators canvass the block.

A 36-year-old man was shot outside New Mount Zion Baptist Church in Harlem while attending his brother's funeral; police say the victim is stable and an investigation is underway.

A Manhattan jury convicted Isaac Argro of murdering Azsia Johnson as she pushed her three‑month‑old in a stroller on the Upper East Side in 2022. Sentencing is scheduled for June 18, 2026.

Surveillance video shows seven people emerging from a Gravesend manhole early Friday and wiping themselves off. Police say it’s unclear how long they were underground and are investigating.

A New York attorney admitted to federal wire fraud after prosecutors say he embezzled more than $500,000 from a trust tied to a New Canaan commercial property. Sentencing is set for Aug. 13, 2026.