Jesse Diaz Ramos was sentenced to 25 years for the hate crime assault of a transgender woman in Manhattan, following a guilty verdict for attempted murder and assault.

The search continues for a missing 15-year-old girl after a distressing call; FDNY and NYPD emergency crews are conducting operations in the East River.

Reginald Nash pleaded guilty to causing a fatal three-car crash with a DUI on Long Island Expressway, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. He faces 7-21 years in prison.

A former credit supervisor in Long Island is charged with wire fraud and money laundering for stealing $1.6 million from customer refunds to fund personal expenses and a restaurant venture.

Two men were found in a garbage truck outside William T. Rogers Middle School; one was dead and the other injured. There's no threat to the school and foul play is not suspected. An autopsy is planned.

A 68-year-old MTA worker was attacked with a metal pipe at the Bergen Street subway station in Brooklyn. The assailant fled and is sought by police. This incident adds to the recent spate of pipe attacks in NYC transit.

Two cryptocurrency investors are facing charges for kidnapping and torturing a businessman to obtain Bitcoin passwords, with one held without bail and an NYPD detective involved under investigation.

NYPD detectives reassigned after a Bitcoin millionaire's kidnapping in SoHo; one is part of Mayor Adams' security detail. The mayor distinguishes between their private actions and professional duties.

Brooklyn bookkeeper Maya Roytlender and accomplices accused of stealing over $1.1 million via payroll fraud over five years. They pleaded not guilty to grand larceny charges.

The OSI found that MTA officers acted lawfully in the death of Bashe McDaniel, who was shot after his gun discharged during a struggle. No criminal charges will be filed.

NYPD seeks suspect after a teen was shot in the Bronx; the victim is in stable condition. The incident occurred on May 26 near Washington Avenue and East 170 Street.

Terrence Chalk, alias "Dr. Cash," was sentenced to three years in prison for defrauding investors of $4.8M in a Ponzi scheme involving church wealth seminars.

Authorities indicted six individuals, including a USDA employee, for a $66 million food stamp fraud scheme involving the misuse of SNAP benefits, bribery, and government fund theft.