A judge ordered prosecutors to destroy copies of Diddy's notes seized in jail, considering attorney-client privilege, while the legal debate continues.

Over 100 firefighters battled a brushfire in Highbridge Park, Manhattan, with the FDNY establishing a Brush Fire Task Force to address rising wildfire threats.

The NYPD seeks public assistance via social media in capturing suspects from two Manhattan robberies, offering a $3,500 reward for relevant information.

NYPD seeks info on a sexual abuse on a Queens bus, urging witnesses to help find the fleeing assailant who forcibly touched and pulled a 17-year-old girl onto his lap.

Manhattan DA Bragg has indicted Anthony Melendez for assaulting a 77-year-old woman on the Upper West Side. The victim survived the unprovoked attack, which occurred in broad daylight. Melendez faces charges of second and third-degree assault.

Two men are charged in Brooklyn for running 247TVStream, a pirated streaming service causing over $100 million in losses. One is arrested, the other at large.

A Californian was sentenced to prison for acting as an unregistered agent of China and offering bribes, targeting Falun Gong practitioners in the U.S.

A former GE executive was convicted of fraud and identity theft involving falsified documents to illicitly secure funds from a $1.1 billion GE loan to the Angolan Government.

The CEO of AllHere, Joanna Smith-Griffin, was indicted for fraud and identity theft, accused of misleading investors about the company's finances and contracts.

Members of a Queens-based sex trafficking ring were convicted of charges including sex trafficking conspiracy and assaults in-aid-of racketeering, following a federal trial in Brooklyn.

A 14-year-old girl was stabbed in the Bronx; the NYPD seeks a female suspect with an afro, last seen heading east on Westchester Ave. The teen is in stable condition at Harlem Hospital.

Manhattan authorities search for a man who allegedly assaulted an elderly woman on the Upper East Side. No arrests made; the investigation is ongoing.

The article reports on allegations that former Rep. Matt Gaetz paid women for sex and participated in drug-fueled parties, with details emerging from interviews and testimonies, despite a DOJ probe ending without charges.