New York Attorney General Letitia James warns of fake Bad Bunny concert ticket scams, offering advice to avoid being duped and reminding buyers to verify tickets before purchase.

AG Letitia James released body camera footage from an incident where King Wong died after an NYPD encounter. The footage is part of an ongoing investigation.

A Queens man is charged with the fatal shooting of his estranged wife and attempted murder of her daughter; he could face life in prison if convicted.

Ali Hamed of Corona, charged with soliciting a minor for sex, offered money to a 14-year-old. The Queens DA's Office announced his indictment with the possibility of one to four years in prison.

Do Kwon pleaded guilty to fraud related to the collapse of Terraform Labs' digital assets, facing a potential 25-year sentence and a $19 million forfeiture.

Long Island couple charged with operating a fentanyl drug den and animal cruelty after police find a large quantity of fentanyl and neglected puppies in their apartment.

An elderly driver in Astoria, Queens struck two pedestrians with his car, leading to three fatalities, including the driver. The NYPD is investigating; no arrests have been made.

A seven-vehicle crash on the Bronx River Parkway resulted in the deaths of two moped riders and the arrest of Mauricio Neyra Yuyes for vehicular manslaughter and DWI.

Two swimmers died in separate incidents at Brooklyn and the Jersey Shore, with concerns raised about beach safety and lifeguard coverage. Investigations are underway.

NYPD seeks a man linked to an attempted rape in Manhattan, urging the public to share information to catch the suspect who fled after the incident near 47th St and 8th Ave.

Marc Henry Menard was indicted in a fraudulent investment scheme, defrauding 11 investors of over $600k by claiming high returns but using funds for personal gain.

Mayor Adams and NYPD Commissioner Tisch announced the expansion of the NYPD's Quality of Life Division in Queens, aiming to address local issues like illegal vehicles and noise complaints.

Trump’s D.C. move tests federal power over city policing. We break down the statutes, the Guard, and the legal fights that could define what happens next, if Trump actually wants to expand his powers in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and other Democrat strongholds.