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.

A construction worker died after falling 50 feet at a Hudson Yards site in NYC. Initial reports of a critical injury from a 60-foot fall were later clarified as a 50-foot fall, with an ongoing investigation into the incident.

A man was slashed at the 125th Street subway station in East Harlem; the victim is stable, the suspect in a brown sweatsuit fled, and no arrest has been made.

Parsons 88 Realty LLC settled with New York authorities, agreeing to pay $55,000 and undergo anti-discrimination training after posting signs in a building that may have targeted immigrant tenants.

Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg, Jr.'s office has repatriated stolen artifacts to Poland and Italy, including a 4th-century glass fragment and a 16th-century manuscript looted by Nazis.