Astoria resident Jerald Bethea was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the 2020 manslaughter of NYCHA worker Darrian Ramdial, killed by a stray bullet during a dispute.

A 16-year-old was stabbed near John F. Kennedy High School in the Bronx; NYPD found him wounded but stable. No arrests yet; the incident is under investigation.

A fatal crash in Queens, NY, left a 24-year-old man dead and the driver of a Mercedes in custody with charges pending after their vehicles collided on Northern Boulevard.

Luigi Mangione, charged with murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, receives fan mail in jail and asks for fewer photos, pleading not guilty and facing life imprisonment while gaining surprising public support and funds.

A fire at the 191st Street subway station in Washington Heights injured 18 people, caused delays on the 1 train, and led to temporary service suspensions. The FDNY handled the situation, and normal operations resumed after repairs.

The trial of ex-detective Hector Rosario, accused of aiding the Bonanno mafia in a fake raid against the Genovese family, began, with the prosecution citing a betrayal of trust.

A cyclist died after being struck by an MTA bus in the Bronx; no charges against the bus driver have been reported. Another fatal traffic accident occurred in Queens.

A Queens man received a 15-year sentence for the 2023 rape and attempted murder of a woman, with the requirement to register as a sex offender after release.

The search for Vernon Glasford ended after a boat capsized in the Ambrose Channel. Three people died, and Glasford remains missing. The Coast Guard and police continue investigating the accident that affected multiple families.

A woman was hit by a stray bullet while sleeping in the Bronx; five teenagers face charges related to the incident.

A teen boy died, and a girl was injured in a bike collision with a minivan in the Bronx; the driver was not arrested as police investigate the incident.

A man died after a stabbing in Queens, with the incident reportedly linked to a domestic dispute and possibly a love triangle. The suspect is at large.

Rex Heuermann's defense team is disputing the use of DNA evidence from whole genome sequencing in his Gilgo Beach serial killer case, questioning its admissibility in New York.