A federal suit says MDC Brooklyn missed CT results and delayed treatment, allowing a chest tumor to grow before Terrence Wise died. Attorneys call it preventable negligence.

A Compare the Market review shows reported burglaries in New York rising about 60% year‑over‑year, but city and state dashboards paint a more mixed picture. Here’s how the numbers were compiled and what they mean for residents.

A 25-year-old man is in critical condition after a daytime shooting near 1740 Lafayette Ave in Soundview. Police are searching for two men who fled on scooters.

Two men were critically wounded in a stabbing at Dyker Beach Park on Saturday. Police say both were taken to a hospital and no arrests were immediately reported.

A 27-year-old Bayshore man was found fatally struck on the Robert Moses Causeway on June 25; a West Islip man has been arrested and charged with impaired driving.

DEA New York warned match‑day crowds at MetLife Stadium about counterfeit pills that may contain fentanyl. Officials reiterated that “one pill can kill” and urged caution.

Melinda Katz renewed a plea for tips in the 2020 killing of off‑duty correction officer John Jeff, pointing to released footage and a reward. Investigators say any lead could help close the cold case.

A 45-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint near Columbus Circle early Friday; police say the case appears domestic and no arrests have been made.

Ten people were indicted in a Jamaica-based trafficking ring accused of selling fentanyl-laced heroin and kilos of cocaine, prosecutors say.

A swastika was carved into the hood of a Tesla on the Upper East Side; police say an Israeli flag inside may have prompted the attack and no arrests have been made.

Police say a Canal Street sweep recovered what they estimate would be $151 million in counterfeit goods and led to 17 arrests. The operation is the latest in a string of busts targeting illegal sidewalk vending.

Twenty-two alleged Blitz Gang 4 members were arraigned in Queens Supreme Court on conspiracy and attempted murder charges tied to a string of shootings and a courthouse stabbing. Prosecutors say surveillance and online posts helped build the case.

A Bronx man accused of slashing a subway conductor’s face went on trial Friday; prosecutors say surveillance and the conductor’s testimony will be central.