A former Bronx hospital clerk has admitted to misusing patient data in a pandemic relief fraud scheme, potentially facing decades in prison.

Ten people in the Bronx were indicted on charges including child sex trafficking and rape involving a 16-year-old girl, with links to the dating app "Tagged."

Three tech executives are indicted for their roles in an alleged $25 million accounting fraud scheme intended to inflate a company's revenue to attract buyers.

A Bronx man was arrested for possessing a large amount of child pornography while working at a local school, facing charges with a maximum 20-year sentence.

New York Attorney General Letitia James indicts two individuals for deed theft, targeting an elderly widow's property in Queens. Roy and Quimis allegedly stole the home and defrauded over $300,000.

Eleven people were rescued from a sinking boat in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, with one requiring hospitalization. The cause of the incident is under investigation.

A woman was slashed on a Manhattan subway while riding the 3 train; assailant fled, no arrests made. She is stable after the attack at Wall Street station. Police seek public help.

Three more 9/11 victims have been identified by the NYC Medical Examiner, 24 years after the attacks, bringing the total identified to 1,653 of the 2,753 victims.

A woman was killed in a Bronx hit-and-run; her identity is withheld pending family notification. The incident occurred near 174th Street and Macombs Road, and the NYPD is seeking leads.

Manhattan's D.A. has returned stolen antiquities to Spain, Italy, and Hungary, including a marble head depicting Alexander the Great and Visigoth pendants, after a crackdown on trafficking networks.

Former SUNY Downstate Medical chairman Dr. Michael Lucchesi received a 1-3 year prison sentence for grand larceny, using a business card for personal expenses totaling $1.44 million.

Ex-U.S. Embassy officer Arias Caceres was extradited from the Dominican Republic to New York for alleged involvement in a cocaine smuggling operation.

Brooklyn resident Zakia Khan pleaded guilty to leading a $68 million Medicaid fraud scheme involving social adult day care centers. She faces up to 15 years in prison and has agreed to forfeit $5 million in assets.