A man received a nine-year sentence for stabbing a passenger after a minor dispute involving his girlfriend and an apartment door led to violence on a city bus.

Leshawn Thomas of Clayville received a 10-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking and illegal gun possession after pleading guilty to the charges.

Woman arrested for a fatal Brooklyn crash that killed a mother and her two children; she drove with a suspended license and faces manslaughter charges.

Music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs faces expanded federal charges, including a new indictment with additional sex trafficking and transportation for prostitution charges. He maintains his innocence.

A driver reversed onto a sidewalk in Queens, hitting two children and a man; she faces several charges. The victims are stable and expected to recover.

Two teens were stabbed by three suspects on a Bronx subway platform; the attackers also stole a cellphone and hit a victim with a bottle. This comes amidst NYPD reports of reduced subway crime.

A Queens man, Troy Siddons, pleaded guilty to sex trafficking a minor and weapons possession, facing a lengthy prison sentence and sex offender registration.

An Amtrak train struck and killed three family members in Pennsylvania, disrupting service between Philadelphia and New York. The incident follows another recent pedestrian fatality by an Amtrak train in the same county.

The NYPD is investigating a commercial robbery that occurred on March 20 in Manhattan's Upper East Side. Five suspects stole $2,200 worth of clothing from a local store. The NYPD is offering up to a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Nfamoussa Sylla was indicted for orchestrating a check fraud scheme using fake passports and netted over $100,000, as per the Manhattan D.A.'s Office.

An Atlanta man was sentenced to 151 months for defrauding ex-NBA players Dwight Howard and Chandler Parsons of $8 million, which he spent on a mansion, cars, and art.

Prosecutors played a "Jurassic Park" clip in court to support DNA evidence in the Gilgo Beach killings trial, while the defense questioned the science's validity.

Francius Marganda was sentenced to 18 years for orchestrating a Ponzi scheme, swindling over $24.5 million and ordered to pay restitution and forfeiture.