NYC experienced a five-day span without shootings, the first in 30 years, but the streak ended with two new victims in Brooklyn and the Bronx, amidst fluctuating citywide shooting statistics.

A fire in a Queens townhouse injured three and was complicated by a frozen hydrant. E-bikes and batteries were discovered at the scene; the cause remains under investigation.

NYPD seeks public help in identifying two suspects in a knife-point robbery of a 15-year-old in Manhattan, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Former NYPD officer Tyler Paul is sentenced for a fatal car crash that killed Kawan Edwards. He received concurrent sentences for Criminally Negligent Homicide and Assault charges.

Jason Sargeant was indicted on charges including attempted murder after a violent, unprovoked attack in Grand Central Subway Station on Christmas Eve.

Brian Rodriguez pleaded guilty to squatting and renting out a home in Flushing, Queens. Homeowner Adele Andaloro's property dispute led to Rodriguez facing a two-year sentence and national attention.

NYPD seeks information on nine suspects for stabbing, robbing a teen in Parkchester; victim is stable. A reward is offered for tips leading to their arrest.

The criminal case against Queens squatter Brian Rodriguez has been adjourned until July, with evidence gathering ongoing in the high-profile squatting incident.

A fire in TriBeCa left 20 homeless and injured two firefighters; over 100 responders battled the blaze in cold conditions. The cause remains under investigation.

Hector Medina was sentenced to 18 months in prison for trying to scam George Santos with a claim that he could erase evidence in Santos' corruption case.

A Bronx co-op board president was indicted for allegedly exploiting an elderly tenant and stealing over $120,000. She faces charges including Grand Larceny.

Brian Dowling pleads guilty to fatally stabbing activist Ryan Carson in a case resolved by Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez; sentencing is set for February 19, 2025.

An indictment was unsealed charging seven individuals in a major Employee Retention Credit fraud, with over $600 million claimed in fraudulent tax credits.