A fire at a Staten Island marina damaged 12 boats and injured two firefighters, with poor visibility from fog and smoke hampering response efforts. The cause is under investigation.

The NYPD is looking for suspects linked to smash-and-grab jewelry store robberies in NYC, with the latest attempt in Brooklyn thwarted by bullet-proof windows.

The NY Attorney General's report found the use of deadly force by Onondaga County officers justified in the fatal April incident involving Christopher Murphy.

A man was fatally hit by a school bus on Staten Island and the driver is being investigated. Earlier, a woman was also struck and killed in a separate incident near a hospital.

Former NYPD officer Tyler Paul pleaded guilty to charges related to a fatal traffic accident that resulted in the death of Kawan Edwards. His sentencing is set for January 2025.

Manhattan DA announces the indictment of Juan Hernandez for the attempted rape and assault of an 80-year-old woman in Chinatown. Bystanders intervened, and police were called to the scene.

The Alexander Brothers are charged with sex trafficking in Manhattan federal court, with alleged offenses from 2010 to 2021 involving multiple victims.

The U.S. has settled a lawsuit for $1.47 million with a New York footwear business owner accused of PPP loan fraud by misrepresenting payroll and employee data.

A Long Island doctor, Dr. Roya Jafari-Hassad, has been convicted of illegally prescribing oxycodone and faces up to 20 years per count on eight counts.

New Jersey contractor Jose Correa pleaded guilty to negligently releasing asbestos during a supermarket renovation in East Harlem, potentially endangering workers and the public.

"Wanted" posters featuring health insurance executives have appeared in NYC following the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, prompting NYPD to heighten security measures amidst rising tensions.

Perin Jacobchuk is sentenced to prison for hate crimes after assaulting a Jewish man and an Asian woman in New York City.

Parmbir Singh of Nassau County faces serious charges for allegedly operating a homemade ghost gun operation, with possible 7-15 years in prison if convicted.