Justin Dixon pled guilty to coercing minors into prostitution and firearm possession, as part of a crackdown in Brooklyn's "Penn Track" sex trade area.

Alvin Eusebio was convicted for his role in the 174th Street Crew, a sophisticated drug operation in Washington Heights, as announced by U.S. Attorney Damian Williams.

Juan Alayo pleaded guilty to embezzling over $26,700 from a Nassau County co-op, agreeing to repayment and community service.

Six people in Peekskill are indicted for a major drug ring, accused of distributing cocaine and fentanyl. Arrests followed searches in NY and NJ, with drugs and firearms seized.

A 69-year-old man was found dead on the shore of Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal, with the cause of death and identity yet to be determined. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Two FDNY firefighters were injured while battling a three-alarm fire in a Queens apartment building; no civilians were hurt, and the cause is under investigation.

A fire broke out on the roof of a luxury high-rise in Manhattan's Hudson Yards, with no injuries reported; firefighters controlled the situation swiftly.

Daniel Penny, a former Marine on trial for manslaughter, improperly used a lethal chokehold on a homeless man in a subway, as per testimony. The defense claims Penny was defending himself.

A woman was sexually assaulted on a Manhattan subway train, and the NYPD is seeking the suspect, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The NYPD seeks a suspect, Lewis Aranguren, in a fatal stabbing in Brooklyn and offers a reward for information.

Manhattan DA Bragg announces the indictment of 30 gang members linked to violence in Washington Heights and Inwood.

An MS-13 gang member, Roger Morales, faces life in prison if convicted for the 2011 murder of Norman Mizzell, a retribution killing for a burglary-related dispute.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a $45 million settlement with Centers for Care, LLC for financial fraud and resident mistreatment in nursing homes.