A woman in Queens, NY, was sexually assaulted in her apartment by an intruder. The NYPD is investigating the breach of her building's security. Community members are shaken and calling for increased safety measures.

Gunfire interrupted the Bronx's Dominican Parade, leaving two dead and four injured; NYPD investigates with no arrests yet and encourages public tips.

A 22-year-old man remains missing after he went swimming at Rockaway Beach during a storm. Searches by NYPD and first responders are ongoing, with no current sign of him.

Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced the removal of over 3,000 illegal firearms from NYC streets in 2025, contributing to reduced shootings and homicides.

NYPD searches for a suspect after an assault on a "2" train in the Bronx resulted in a victim with a head injury and facial fracture. They seek tips through social media.

NYPD Crimestoppers is seeking information about a daylight robbery in the Bronx, where a woman's necklace was stolen. The suspect remains unidentified, and the investigation continues.

NYPD searches for suspects in a Queens armed robbery, requesting public assistance after an incident where $1,000 was stolen from a man by moped-riding individuals.

Three NYPD officers were assaulted while responding to an incident in Coney Island, sustaining minor injuries. Two arrests were made.

A woman was arrested for the 2020 murder of her twin newborns, identified by DNA and mourned by the community with police persistence leading to the case's resolution.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a violent robbery in Queens, where two employees were attacked and $1,300 was stolen. No arrests yet; public assistance requested.

AG Letitia James and 20 attorneys general temporarily protect public benefits amid federal restrictions, maintaining essential services like healthcare and education for vulnerable groups.

A Queens man was charged with murdering his wife and toddler, with the DA's office providing details on the incident and urging domestic violence support.

Jonathan Banyan was convicted for having ammunition inside a federal courthouse, facing up to 15 years in prison with sentencing scheduled for December 1, 2025.