Two women, Yolany Mejia Carranza and Gladys Serrano, were charged with unauthorized practice of dentistry in Long Island, operating out of their homes, with reports of injuries to patients and unsafe conditions.

A man was shot in the leg near the Smith-9th Street station in Brooklyn, pausing subway services. No arrests have been made, and the investigation continues.

A man was fatally stabbed near Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Friday night. Police found him with stab wounds, and he later died at the hospital. Authorities are seeking public tips as they investigate.

Waldo Mejia was found unfit for trial for the fatal stabbing of Caleb Rijos due to mental health reasons and may be committed to a psychiatric hospital.

An NYPD officer was hospitalized after being pinned between vehicles in a Greenwich Village crash involving a Dodge Charger; the driver was taken into custody.

Brooklyn man "T.J. Stone," also known as Thomas John Sfraga, was sentenced to 45 months in prison for defrauding investors of over $2 million in real estate and cryptocurrency schemes.

A Bronx man faces potential reincarceration after an appellate court reinstated his case, two years after his conviction was overturned for ineffective counsel.

A five-alarm fire devastated several businesses in the Bronx. Firefighting efforts were hampered by a car blocking a hydrant. No casualties were reported, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Anthony Riser, a murder suspect, escaped from an NYPD van in the Bronx but was recaptured four hours later. His escape raises concerns about NYPD's detainee transport procedures.

DHS agents searched two Columbia University residences without making any arrests, days after anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil's ICE arrest. No evidence was seized during the operation.

Individuals involved in a murder-for-hire conspiracy in Manhattan received heavy prison sentences, including Anthony Lopez, who got 28 ½ years-to-life for a vendetta that led to an innocent bystander's death.

Catalina Corona is indicted for elder fraud, involving nearly $10 million, using her position as a personal assistant to steal from elderly employers.

Georgian crime boss Vazha Gabadadze and associates were sentenced for extortion in the U.S., after following a victim from Georgia and threatening violence for payments.