A fire in a Washington Heights apartment injured six, including four firefighters. Firefighters controlled the blaze within 90 minutes; injuries were non-life-threatening. The fire's cause is unknown.

A fire in the Bronx's University Heights neighborhood destroyed several establishments, including restaurants and shops, prompting a five-alarm response. No injuries were reported.

An NYPD detective shot a man in Brooklyn during an altercation involving a box cutter; the man is in critical condition and the police are investigating the incident.

A mother and her son were found dead in their Brooklyn apartment, with no signs of trauma or forced entry. Authorities are investigating the cause of death.

NYPD seeks information about a daylight robbery in the Bronx's Starlight Park, where four assailants stole $500 from a man. The victim's condition and suspect details remain undisclosed. A $3,500 reward is offered for leads.

New York's OSI found no charges warranted against officers in the fatal shooting of Brandon Zurkan, deeming their actions self-defense under state law.

A Long Island tax preparer was indicted for tax and COVID-19 loan fraud, accused of causing $12 million in losses through false tax returns and misuse of PPP funds.

A Dominican national, Marco Tulio Fernandez-Rodriguez, has been extradited to the US to face charges of murder, narcotics, and firearms related to a deadly robbery attempt in Mount Vernon.

A Brooklyn wig store was robbed of over $35,000 in wigs and supplies; security footage captured the thief. The owners hope for his capture and are increasing security.

Harvey Weinstein's retrial in New York is set for April 15, with new rulings on testimony scope and a fresh charge since his 2020 conviction was overturned. He faces deteriorating health and a separate 16-year sentence in LA.

A 21-year-old man was fatally shot in the head at a Brooklyn auto shop in broad daylight; the gunman escaped on an e-bike.

The NYPD is searching for eight suspects involved in thefts and robberies in Queens and the Bronx, with crimes ranging from ATM thefts to chain-snatching and assaults.

NY Attorney General concluded no charges against a DSNY officer involved in a fatal incident with pedestrian Yi Qin Chen in Brooklyn, citing lack of evidence for criminally negligent homicide.