A Bronx daycare operator was sentenced to 45 years for trafficking fentanyl, resulting in a toddler's death and the poisoning of three other children.

Edwin Rivera was indicted for shooting at NYPD officers and wounding a detective during a search warrant operation in Manhattan. The charges include attempted murder.

Two individuals were arraigned for cybercrimes involving the theft and resale of over 900 concert tickets, including those for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, which netted them over $600,000.

NYPD seeks suspects for a violent robbery in the Bronx, offering a $3,500 reward for information. Two victims were attacked and robbed at gunpoint last month.

NYC crime rates dropped in the first two months of 2025, with major offenses and shootings declining and subway crime down by 15%, according to NYPD and Fox 5 New York.

A fire in South Jamaica, Queens injured six, with one critically. Firefighters battled the blaze, which was exacerbated by wind, for hours. A lithium-ion battery, e-bike, and propane tanks were found but not confirmed as the cause.

Manhattan bar employee Anton Albert was fatally shot while working at Tom & Jerry's. Described as a devoted family man, his death has left his family and community in mourning as police seek the gunman.

Two pedestrians were killed in separate traffic incidents in Brooklyn, one involving a hit-and-run by a dump truck driver in Williamsburg, and the other after a woman was hit by a car in Flatbush.

NYPD seeks suspect in assault of a 72-year-old at a Queens subway station, offering a $3,500 reward for information.

Protesters rallied at Tesla's Manhattan showroom against Elon Musk's role in a government efficiency body, with nine arrests made amidst chants and sit-ins.

A bouncer was fatally shot by an ejected patron at NoLiTa's Tom & Jerry's bar in New York. No arrests have been made yet in the ongoing investigation.

A man was stabbed and bitten on an NYC subway after a dispute over a seat; the assailant fled, and police are investigating. Crime on subways has decreased, but incidents raise commuter concerns.

The FDNY issued its first criminal summons for obstructing a fire hydrant during a fatal Bronx fire, resulting in a $4,000 fine for the motorist involved.