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.

Kanen Flowers, an AI fund manager, was charged with securities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering in Brooklyn federal court and faces up to 30 years if convicted.

A Franciscan friar in Manhattan pleaded guilty to wire fraud for a fake medical charity scam, admitting to stealing over $560,000 from donors. He faces a possible 20-year prison sentence.

The U.S. Attorney's Office secured a consent decree against Liberty Central School for violating USERRA, providing damages to teacher and National Guard member John Chewens for lost wages.

A student was arrested at Gorton High School for a stabbing incident; the school was temporarily locked down and later resumed normal activities. The injured student is stable, and officials are investigating the dispute.

A woman was attacked, slashed, and pushed onto subway tracks in Harlem, with Michael Blount identified as the alleged assailant. The NYPD urges public cooperation to apprehend him.

Thierry Antoine was convicted for a violent Hobbs Act robbery and firearms charge relating to a 2019 incident where he and accomplices assaulted a man and robbed a marijuana dealer's home.

A Brooklyn family has filed a $41 million claim against a hospital after the death of Christine Fields, who died post-C-section, citing negligent care.

A man and woman in Brooklyn were victims of an anti-Asian hate crime involving whipped cream and racial remarks; suspects are sought by NYPD's Hate Crime Task Force.

The death of 4-month-old Ariel Gonzalez from acute cocaine intoxication was ruled a homicide by the NYPD after examination by the medical examiner. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.

An MTA worker was assaulted in Brooklyn for asking a rider to stop smoking marijuana on a subway platform; the suspect fled, and the police are investigating.

A person struck by a subway train in Manhattan caused delays on the A line; commuters were advised to use alternate routes. The victim was taken to hospital; the condition is undisclosed. An investigation is ongoing.