An 18-year-old was shot in the Bronx and is now stable; the NYPD is seeking three men in relation to the incident. The community expresses concerns about safety.

A man named Francisco Sevilla is charged with the murder of 64-year-old Juliet Kashidas-Singh, found dead outside her Queens home, possibly strangled.

Two inmates at Sing Sing died amidst a corrections officer strike over work conditions and solitary confinement use. The National Guard is aiding, but faces poor conditions and lacks proper training. Their deaths are under investigation.

Federal authorities indict seven individuals for trafficking cocaine and methamphetamine, with one leader still at large and the operation distributing over 600kg of drugs per week.

Bronx man James Kelly was sentenced to 160 months for robbing two delis and brandishing a firearm, with the judge also imposing supervised release and restitution.

Bronx man Michael Williams was sentenced to 10 years for arson and burglary after setting fire to his ex-partner's residence, endangering an apartment building.

New lawsuits are filed against the Alexander brothers, who plead not guilty to sex trafficking and assault, while their defense alleges investigation flaws.

Over 130 firefighters responded to a 3-alarm fire in Washington Heights, injuring one. The Red Cross assisted displaced residents. Cause under investigation.

ICE arrested a previously removed Guatemalan man in New York for illegal re-entry and past criminal convictions, emphasizing their commitment to public safety.

NY Attorney General Letitia James announces the indictment of two Queens residents for defrauding an elderly neighbor out of $1.5 million in a deed theft and forgery scheme.

Tajik national arrested in Brooklyn for allegedly supporting ISIS, possessing firearms illegally, and committing immigration fraud; faces up to 45 years in prison if convicted.

Kofi Amankwaa, a former attorney, received a 70-month prison sentence for a large-scale immigration fraud involving fraudulent applications under VAWA.

Manhattan DA indicts Alan Burak on 26 counts for a multi-million dollar investment fraud through Never Alone Capital, targeting friends, family, and the Latino community.