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.

The prosecution rested in the trial of Marine veteran Daniel Penny for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely, focusing on the cause of death despite the defense’s emphasis on other factors.

Two firefighters were injured at a two-alarm fire in Astoria, Queens, and are being treated at a hospital. The FDNY controlled the blaze within roughly an hour.

A driver with a medical episode crashed his Jeep on a Brooklyn sidewalk, narrowly missing people and causing property damage. One woman was hospitalized for minor injuries. The driver is in stable condition.

FDNY Captain Anthony Holz's stolen trumpet, used in tributes including 9/11 memorials, was recovered after being sold to a pawn shop. No arrest has been made.

Queens DA's office has dismantled a theft operation of cable streaming and Wi-Fi services led by Kong Gao, facing multiple charges, which could result in up to 7 years in prison if convicted.

The report by the NY Attorney General's office states no charges will be filed against NYPD officers involved in Mamady Cisse's fatal shooting, deeming their actions justified under state law.

A Bronx man was sentenced to 13 years for his role in an international scam that targeted Americans, involving romance scams and business email compromises.

A Vietnamese national has been charged in the U.S. with money laundering involving $67 million and identity theft, facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

Frank Butselaar, a tax advisor, pleaded guilty to aiding in the preparation of a fraudulent tax return, involving celebrity clients and offshore income concealment.

FDNY Captain Anthony Holz's trumpet, valued both emotionally and historically, was stolen while he was on duty. The loss affects his poignant musical tributes. He seeks its return without pressing charges.

Muhammad Asif Hafeez pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court to conspiring to import illegal drugs into the U.S., following extradition from the U.K.