Two men were rescued after their kayak sank in Long Island Sound, when one managed to call 911. They treaded water for about an hour before being saved.

A van carrying special needs adults crashed into a tree in Brooklyn, causing injuries to around a dozen people. The 44-year-old driver swerved to avoid another vehicle. Emergency services responded quickly.

A woman in the Bronx was found stabbed to death in her apartment; her boyfriend is charged with murder following what authorities describe as a domestic dispute.

An armed man, Travis Towler, attempted to rob a Brooklyn post office, fired shots, and later crashed his moped, leading to his arrest. No injuries were reported.

Scammers targeted Manhattan seniors, stealing over $50,000 via ATM scams within two months. Police are seeking two men and a woman responsible for these thefts, which involved distracting the victims inside bank branches.

NYPD seeks suspects in a series of armed robberies in Queens, urging public assistance via NYPD Crimestoppers.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a Brooklyn stabbing; a 22-year-old was injured on June 27. Public assistance is requested. No suspect description or victim update was given.

Footage of a fatal police encounter involving Donnell Hogan, who was shot by Syracuse police while in a wheelchair, has been released by NY AG Letitia James for transparency.

Raquan El indicted for unprovoked pregnant woman attack in Chelsea, with charges including attempted and second-degree assault.

NY AG Letitia James secured over $13 million from 25 transportation companies for defrauding Medicaid. Two convictions were made, with more lawsuits pending.

An attempted robbery at a Brooklyn post office led to gunfire, but no injuries; the suspect fled on a moped. Police recovered ballistics and are investigating.

Dr. Zhi Alan Cheng pleaded guilty to rape and sexual abuse in Queens, admitting to assaulting hospital patients and others, with sentencing set for 24 years in prison.

The DOJ unraveled a $10.6 billion health care fraud case involving fifteen people exploiting U.S. health programs, with some defendants captured and assets seized.