A Bronx apartment fire injured six people, where firefighters saved a girl. Almost 140 responders fought the blaze, and Red Cross is aiding 27 displaced residents. The cause remains under investigation.

A 14-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in Sunnyside, Queens, following a confrontation. Another 14-year-old faces first-degree gang assault charges. The incident's motives are under investigation.

Utah man arrested for allegedly threatening NYC synagogues was caught unarmed near the Lincoln Tunnel by authorities after alarming social media posts.

Michael Howell was sentenced to five years in prison for a series of violent assaults with glass bottles in Midtown Manhattan, as announced by the Manhattan DA's Office.

Middle school teacher Ross Lanvin was arrested for possessing child pornography, with images of children ranging from toddlers to pre-pubescent minors.

The Cleveland Museum of Art agrees to return a looted Marcus Aurelius statue to Türkiye after a Manhattan DA's Antiquities Trafficking Unit investigation.

Four men face charges in a firearms trafficking conspiracy, involving 3D-printed "ghost guns" and machine gun conversion devices, with 25-plus guns seized.

Defense attorney David Macey has been indicted for bribery and fraud, involving payments to a DEA agent for sensitive information to boost his law practice.

Brooklyn man Leon Howell, recently paroled, was arrested for attacking and attempting to rape a woman while posing as an ICE agent. The victim's iPhone aided in his capture.

FBI is seeking possible victims in the case of Ramel Warner, charged with child sexual exploitation, suspecting more instances following his arrest involving a child's rape and creation of abusive videos.

The NYC Council passed legislation to improve the DOC's response to sexual violence and harassment, protect homeowners from deed theft, and address other civic issues.

A court issued a preliminary injunction against President Trump's executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship, a victory for Attorney General James and her coalition.

Three individuals were charged with defrauding NYC's COVID-19 housing program, facing wire fraud, bribery, and money laundering allegations, involving misappropriation of funds for personal luxuries.