Juan Lopez pleaded guilty to manslaughter for a fatal car crash that killed Micah Elizabeth Dukes, with a sentencing agreement of 4-12 years in prison.

Skeletal remains were found near a Brooklyn cemetery by a DOT worker; police seek information and released photos of jewelry to identify the female remains.

Nassau County officials arrested 42 people, including 25 identified gang members, in a four-day anti-gang operation, seizing weapons and aiming to enhance community safety.

Defense alleges improper access to accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione's medical records by the DA's office, citing privacy violations and seeking an evidentiary hearing.

NYPD seeks info on a suspect in a grand larceny in Brooklyn where an 85-year-old's chain was stolen. The incident occurred on August 16th and the suspect fled in an SUV.

An Indian man pleaded guilty to alien smuggling charges after being arrested for trying to transport undocumented individuals in the U.S. near the Canadian border, leading to a high-speed chase and a car accident.

Attorney General Letitia James filed an amicus brief against prolonged detainee conditions at ICE's NY office, highlighting inhumane treatment and pushing for reforms.

The NY Attorney General's OSI is investigating the death of Jesse Campbell after an off-duty NYPD officer shot him; a fake gun was found at the scene.

The New York OSI concludes no criminal charges in the fatal accident involving an off-duty officer and Teresa Gucciardo, citing lack of criminal negligence.

NYC filed an amicus brief against federal arrests of immigrants at courthouses, arguing it undermines public trust and due process, supporting a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's policies.

Victor Ramos received up to a 4-year sentence for vehicular manslaughter after fatally striking pedestrian Mohammed Rahman while driving impaired in the Bronx.

Colombian Alberto Alonso Jaramillo Ramirez was sentenced to 150 months in prison for conspiring to import cocaine into the U.S. His case underscores international drug trade issues.

An unlicensed battery repair operation in a Queens home caught fire, prompting an FDNY response to extinguish about 100 lithium-ion batteries. The homeowner was summoned for illegal storage and fire code violations. No injuries were reported.