Amanda Kempton was arrested for the hit-and-run death of Sara Burack, pleading not guilty and claiming she thought she hit a cone. Kempton was released on bail and could face up to seven years if convicted.

A Bronx fire injured 14, leaving a firefighter critical. Flames spread rapidly through three homes, intensified by lithium batteries. The cause remains under investigation.

A young moped driver named Joel Mota died in a collision with an intoxicated driver, Leslie Moreno, in Brooklyn. Mota's passenger was injured but stable.

NYPD seeks suspect for a violent assault in Brooklyn's 66th Precinct; a woman, followed by an unknown man, was escorted by two men, who were subsequently attacked.

NYPD is seeking a suspect for a robbery and assault at the Chauncey Street subway station in Brooklyn. The attack took place early on June 22, where the victim was slashed, punched, and robbed.

A man was stabbed at a Bronx 6 train station, with the NYPD seeking the assailant described in red and black clothing. The victim is in stable condition; public assistance is requested.

A yacht named "Timeless" struck a dock on the Hudson River, injuring 35 people, 22 of whom were hospitalized. NYPD is investigating the cause of the accident.

Mahmoud Khalil, a former green card holder and Palestinian rights advocate, was released from ICE custody after over 100 days. He was detained for activities allegedly threatening U.S. foreign policy but is now back in NYC, continuing his advocacy.

The NYPD is searching for a suspect who pepper-sprayed a woman and her baby on a Queens train and fled. They encourage tips via social media or hotline.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a robbery at Flushing Avenue subway, where a woman was attacked and injured. They urge public help, ensuring tipster anonymity.

The Schenectady gun buyback program, part of Attorney General Letitia James’s campaign, collected 367 firearms, contributing to over 9,500 guns reclaimed since 2019 to combat gun violence.

Sean "Diddy" Combs faced the conclusion of the prosecution's case in federal court, with his ex-assistant testifying about buying drugs for him and personal loyalty.

Seven teens have been indicted in Queens for a brutal park assault involving a metal bat, facing charges that could lead to 25 years in prison if convicted.