The New York AG's Office is investigating the fatal police shooting of Bruce Boyd in Suffolk County, as per standard procedure for civilian deaths during police encounters.

The U.S. Secret Service seized a domain linked to a cryptocurrency "pig butchering" scam, with reported victim losses of over $4.6 million, as part of efforts to combat fraud targeting the vulnerable, including the elderly.

Manhattan DA Bragg announced the indictment of 16 gang members linked to 21 shootings in East Harlem, part of a crackdown on gang violence with Mayor Adams and NYPD Commissioner Tisch.

Herman Calvin Brightman, after using dating apps to connect with women and posing as a nurse, was sentenced to 10 years for stalking and assaulting several victims.

54 more cats found dead after a fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary, with over 160 cats treated off-site. Volunteers, shocked by the devastation, continue to search. The cause is under investigation, with a space heater being a possible factor.

A deadly fire in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, killed an elderly woman and left eight homeless; over 100 firefighters responded and controlled it within an hour. No criminal activity is suspected.

A woman was critically injured after an unprovoked stabbing in SoHo, with a person of interest in custody. Witnesses cited a glass bottle as the weapon.

Indictments on a father-son duo for a Harlem murder were announced by Manhattan DA Bragg; they allegedly killed Khaeir Spencer's mother's boyfriend, with her aid.

James Edwards pleaded guilty to illegal ammunition possession due to a prior felony. He faces up to 15 years in prison and is being prosecuted under Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Luis Ortega, 50, was indicted for robbing and assaulting a Harlem funeral home director in February 2025. Ortega was arrested in March, while his accomplice remains at large.

A man with mental health issues slashed his daughter and nieces in Brooklyn before being shot by the NYPD; all are stable, with the man's condition post-surgery confirmed by a police source.

New York legal leaders joined the 40th Annual Crime Victims Candlelight Vigil to honor victims and support survivors, highlighting four decades of advocacy and the importance of kinship and healing.

A woman faced an attempted rape and robbery in a Lower Manhattan subway station; the assailant fled and remains at large. The NYPD has released a suspect description and is seeking public assistance.