Nassau County driver Warren Rollins was indicted on murder, manslaughter, and other charges for dragging a pedestrian under his car and fleeing the scene in Queens.

NYC announced the seizing of over 2,200 illegal firearms, marking a significant decline in shootings and homicides under Mayor Adams and Commissioner Tisch.

Youth gun violence rises in the Bronx, with 38 victims under 21 and 64 minors arrested for gun charges, even as overall city crime rates drop. Community leaders respond with increased police presence and calls for legislative action.

Queens high school principal, William Bassell, was arrested on charges of forcible touching and third-degree sexual abuse against two adult employees. Parents demand answers and replacement plans, while Bassell's lawyer maintains his innocence.

New York's Jewish communities are on alert after a Boulder pro-Israel rally was firebombed, enhancing security and showing resilience despite facing increased threat levels.

An 87-year-old man was critically injured after being struck by an MTA bus in Brooklyn. The incident happened in a crosswalk, and the driver is being tested for drugs and alcohol per MTA policy. No arrests have been made.

NYPD seeks public's help to find two suspects in a Brooklyn robbery and assault; a 39-year-old man was attacked, robbed of money and items by two armed men who, with accomplices, fled in a vehicle.

NYPD searches for a suspect in two Brooklyn grand larcenies involving a scooter and stolen cell phones, seeking public assistance to identify the individual.

A man from Troy, NY, pleaded guilty to planning to distribute cocaine after being arrested with three kilos of the drug. He faces 5-40 years in prison and significant fines.

New York City filed an amicus brief to support high school student Dylan Lopez Contreras, arrested post-immigration check-in. The city claims due process violations and highlights the negative impact on community trust in public services.

Two brothers from Astoria were sentenced to prison for possessing an arsenal of weapons, including bombs and 3D-printed guns, following a Queens DA investigation.

Governor Hochul awards $20.2 million to fight intimate partner violence in New York, supporting law enforcement and community organizations in 17 counties.

Nine members of the "Fast Life" crew have been indicted on charges including murder, robbery, drug sales, and fraud in a Manhattan DA crackdown on organized crime.