DOJ report finds civil rights violations by Mount Vernon Police including unlawful arrests and strip searches. Mayor promises reform and accountability.

An arrest has been made in a 2006 Bronx cold case where professional boxer Kemal Kolenovic was killed after being struck by a SUV during a street fight.

A man was wounded by a stray bullet on an MTA bus in Brooklyn, with no arrests made yet. The incident occurred early Sunday morning and the victim is in stable condition. Police are investigating the shooting.

A fire in Manhattan's Hargrave House killed William Green, 78. FDNY responded, extinguishing the blaze with 80 firefighters. Causes remain under investigation.

Texas sues a NY doctor for mailing abortion pills to a Texas resident, challenging New York's shield laws designed to protect abortion providers post-Roe v. Wade.

Accused murderer Luigi Mangione may stop fighting extradition to New York for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with evidence including fingerprints and a possible 3D-printed murder weapon.

The NYPD seeks Angel Perez for links to multiple sexual assaults in the Bronx, including a November 16 incident. A reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.

NY Attorney General Letitia James defends a local doctor sued by Texas for providing telehealth abortions, affirming NY's commitment to reproductive rights.

The NYPD seeks public help to identify a suspect in a forceful robbery of a 60-year-old woman near the 36 Street station, offering a reward for information.

The NY Attorney General's office will not charge a state trooper in Luis Morocho's death, finding no criminal negligence in the incident where Morocho was struck and killed.

The OSI concluded its investigation into Zabina Gafoor's death, finding the NYPD officer who struck her will face no charges, citing lack of evidence of criminality.

Carmelo Polito, a supposed Genovese crime family member, received a 30-month prison sentence for his involvement in racketeering, including illegal gambling and extortion.

Quadri Garnes was convicted for threatening to kill New York State Department of Labor employees. He faces up to five years in prison after a federal jury trial.