A water main break in Riverdale, Bronx, caused flooding at a construction site and affected local roads and utilities, with safety assessments and repair timelines ongoing.

Members of the "Own Every Dollar" criminal group received prison sentences for armed robberies in Upper Manhattan, with key figure Luis Rosado getting 18 years.

Bronx man, Taveon Hargrove, was arraigned on charges including attempted murder for assaulting an NYPD officer during a robbery; he and Wayne Lucas allegedly robbed and severely injured the officer.

Five MS-13 members are indicted on charges including two Long Island murders and racketeering by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York.

A teen was fatally shot in the Bronx during a water gun fight; NYPD seeks the suspect in a dark hoodie. The incident adds to NYC's rising teen gun violence.

Two suspects burglarized a Brooklyn commercial site, stealing cash registers with $2,000. The incident, caught on surveillance, prompted NYPD Crimestoppers to seek public assistance. No injuries were reported.

NY Attorney General Letitia James proposes reforms to limit police vehicle pursuits to enhance safety, citing data on related fatalities and suggesting a policy shift to restrict high-speed chases.

Willie Green of Albany was sentenced to 63 months for unlawful firearm possession after his murder conviction.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg announced restitution of $36,786.36 to workers after a wage theft case involving Tuccimar, Inc. owner Anthony Martucci, who underpaid workers on a city project. Martucci is barred from city contracts for three years.

A NYS Correction Officer was charged with stealing $43,000 in unearned workers' compensation benefits while running a side business, according to Brooklyn DA and State Inspector General.

Seven members of the YBMG gang, including Shpendim Haxhaj, were sentenced for crimes including murder for hire and drug trafficking in the Bronx and other areas.

Florida man Ted Albin was convicted of defrauding Medicare by submitting over $38 million in false claims through his company, facing decades in prison.

Menachem "Max" Lieberman was sentenced to 52 months in prison for defrauding federal childcare programs of millions and is ordered to pay significant restitution.