Ryan Cato was sentenced to 25 years-to-life for murdering his girlfriend’s son, 10-year-old Ayden Wolfe, in a case that underscores child abuse risks during remote schooling.

Former Taliban commander Haji Najibullah pleads guilty to hostage-taking and terrorism-related charges, including attacks that led to American deaths.

George Santos, a former U.S. representative, was sentenced to 87 months in prison for wire fraud and identity theft, following his guilty plea last August.

A man was critically injured in the Bronx after being dragged by his car during a carjacking. The vehicle was later found abandoned and damaged; no arrests have been made.

A National Grid worker was seriously injured after a gas main rupture in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, prompting evacuations. The gas leak is under control with no other injuries reported.

A man was critically injured in a stabbing at the Brooklyn Bridge–City Hall subway station. NYPD is searching for the assailant who fled the scene. Service adjustments were made during the investigation.

Luigi Mangione is set for arraignment in Manhattan, facing federal charges and a possible death penalty for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Ryan Hemphill, an attorney, has been indicted by the Manhattan D.A. on 116 counts, including predatory sexual assault of six women, involving drugs, weapons, and threats to silence them.

William Hathaway was convicted of third-degree rape by a New York jury, for an incident involving a woman he met on Tinder. Despite her revoking consent, he continued the sexual act. Sentencing is set for June 10, 2025.

A Bridgehampton man was charged with immigration fraud for allegedly lying about his role in the Rwandan genocide to acquire U.S. entry and citizenship.

Roberto Gustavo Cortes Ripalda was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a $130 million fraud scheme and ordered to pay millions in forfeiture and restitution.

A man from Bridgehampton was indicted for visa and naturalization fraud after hiding his role in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, where he oversaw violence against the Tutsi population.

After overturning his conviction, Andre Brown faces potential re-incarceration due to an appellate reversal, with his future uncertain amid calls for clemency and systemic legal reforms.