A Brooklyn man was sentenced to 18 years to life for the fatal shooting at Kingsborough Houses while defending his daughter during an attempted burglary.

The Justice Department announced a settlement with the City of New York and Queens Borough Public Library to remedy ADA violations at Hunters Point Library Branch.

Mount Vernon Sgt. Mario Stewart pleads guilty to using excessive force, admitting to repeatedly tasering a restrained individual in violation of their constitutional rights.

PAC treasurer Robert Piaro pled guilty to operating a telemarketing wire fraud scheme, deceiving donors about the use of funds, facing up to 25 years in prison.

Rudy Giuliani faces a federal court hearing for potential contempt for allegedly continuing to defame Georgia election workers after being found liable.

Prosecutors seek a 15-year sentence for former Senator Bob Menendez after his bribery conviction, while his defense pleads for leniency due to his tarnished reputation and personal hardships.

A 14-year-old boy was stabbed to death in the Bronx, with no arrests made yet. The NYPD is investigating and reviewing surveillance footage for leads.

Donald Trump received an unconditional discharge in the hush money case, meaning he faces no jail, fines, or probation despite being convicted of felony charges.

NYC bodega owners offer a $5,000 reward for information on the "Midnight Smashers" ATM heists, with UBA demanding improved security from city officials. Police have made progress with an arrest.

A Brooklyn man was arraigned on murder for the 2017 fatal shooting of Justin Hackley, with the case handled by the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office.

A five-alarm fire struck a Bronx apartment building, injuring seven including firefighters. Hindered by heavy winds, 200 personnel responded and residents were displaced, taking shelter at PS 76 and on an MTA bus. The cause remains unknown.

A USPS mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint in Brooklyn by two masked suspects. This follows another incident where a postal worker was fatally stabbed in Harlem.

NY AG Letitia James sues to recover funds from a text message scam exploiting individuals looking for remote work and seeking to return over $2.2 million in stolen cryptocurrency.