A crash on the Cross Bronx Expressway caused significant delays on the George Washington Bridge, with traffic backed up to several major routes. Two people were hospitalized with minor injuries.

A suspect fraudulently obtained $10,000 in memorabilia from various card stores, including Tom Brady's CardVault in SoHo, using manipulated card transactions.

A fire caused a partial collapse of a house in Nassau County, with a family of three and their dog escaping unharmed. About 200 firefighters responded to the blaze.

A newborn was found in a Bronx trash can, prompting NYPD to arrest the mother for child endangerment and related charges. The baby is stable; the mother's circumstances are unclear.

A fetus was found in a black bag between buildings at the Bay View Houses in Brooklyn, sparking an investigation and leading residents to create a memorial.

A postal worker on Long Island is charged with aiding a detainee's escape during an ICE arrest by opening a police vehicle's door. She was reprimanded and faces federal obstruction charges.

An explosion in a Manhattan garage, caused by a generator malfunction, injured two women, one critically. Firefighters controlled the situation promptly with ongoing investigations into the equipment's operation.

Carolyn Tolin of Centereach pleaded guilty to major narcotics distribution on the dark web under the alias "Mamaknowsbrown," facing 15 years in prison plus supervision.

Five individuals were sentenced for trafficking illegal firearms, including 55 ghost guns, in Queens, as announced by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

Manhattan DA announced indictments against an alleged SIM-swapping identity theft ring, including accomplices from AT&T and T-Mobile, accused of stealing $435,000.

32 reputed gang members in Queens face charges including murder and conspiracy, as a year-long investigation reveals their involvement in violent turf wars.

Bloods gang member Trendell Walker was sentenced to 30 years for the 2007 murder of 15-year-old Alvin Brothers, as detailed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York.

Mario Powell was sentenced to 97 months in prison for attacking a federal corrections officer with a makeshift weapon at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in NYC.