NYPD investigates after a headless, limbless torso was found in a suitcase in the East River. Officials work to identify the remains and determine the cause of death.

Brooklyn widow Marie Delille sues her apartment management for $10 million, claiming negligence in the fatal shooting of her husband and son by a neighbor in Flatbush Gardens.

A four-alarm fire injured four firefighters in Harlem at a long-vacant building, with over 180 FDNY members responding and controlling the fire despite adverse weather and structural risks.

AG Letitia James' OSI concluded its investigation into Caesar Robinson's death, determining no charges against NYPD officers for the shooting deemed justified under NY law.

Imran Shams was sentenced to 8-25 years for a Medicaid fraud scheme, ordered to pay $7M in restitution, with prior convictions adding to his term; accomplices received lighter sentences.

NYPD seeks help to find a homicide suspect from a Brooklyn incident on Jan. 12, 2025; offers a reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.

NYPD seeks information on an assault in the 9th Precinct, offering a $3,500 reward for tips leading to an arrest. The incident happened on January 25, 2025, at 79 East 7th Street.

DA Alvin Bragg indicted Cecil McKenzie for burglary and sexual abuse after he allegedly groped women on a subway, violating a ban for past misconduct.

Sergei Zharnovnikov faces charges for allegedly exporting American firearms to Russia illegally, violating U.S. export controls, and deceiving authorities to smuggle arms, potentially facing a 30-year sentence.

A NY nurse practitioner was sentenced to five years for a $11.2 million disability loan fraud, misusing doctors' identities to discharge loans fraudulently.

The NY Attorney General won't charge an NYPD officer in Ervin Zacarias Antonio Agustin's death, lacking evidence of criminal intent or recklessness when Agustin was hit by a police vehicle.

A cosmetologist in Flushing is charged with assault for illegally administering treatments like Botox. Fei Min, 41, operated without a valid license and could face up to 7 years if convicted.

Fourteen alleged 59 Brims/Bloodhound Brims gang members face charges for murder and shootings in South Brooklyn, with DA Gonzalez citing a reduction in gun violence due to enforcement efforts.