Therapist Pamela Garber develops the "Never Walk Alone" app to provide New Yorkers with a virtual buddy system for safer street navigation, driven by personal experiences with city violence.

A 7-year-old autistic boy missing in Queens, NY, was safely found in Manhattan and reunited with his mother, thanks to a passerby's intervention. He traveled alone, possibly by subway.

Charlotte Bennett settled her sexual harassment lawsuit against the state of New York for $450,000 over claims against Andrew Cuomo.

Harry Torres caused a fire by burning sex toys in Staten Island, leading to multiple homes and vehicles being damaged. He faces arson charges but claims it was accidental.

A judge denied Sean "Diddy" Combs' request to delay his sex trafficking and racketeering trial, setting jury selection for May 5 and opening statements for May 12.

The bribery trial of Nadine Menendez concluded with jury deliberation set for Friday after both the prosecution and defense presented closing arguments over cash and gold bars allegedly confirming bribes.

Sorai King, 20, was killed by a gunshot in a Bronx deli after a dispute, with his family seeking justice. The shooting might have been gang-related; the suspect, seen fleeing, is still at large.

Luigi Mangione is indicted on federal charges, including murder with a firearm, for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and could face the death penalty if convicted.

31 individuals were convicted for drug trafficking in New York following investigations by the OAG and Syracuse Police, leading to significant drug and asset seizures.

NYPD seeks two suspects for an attempted assault in the Bronx; an 18-year-old was fired upon. Tips could lead to a $3,500 reward.

Bronx DA and NYPD indict 20 alleged 800 YGz gang members for violent crimes, including murder and shootings. Their actions endangered communities and led to the seizure of nine firearms linked to other incidents.

Queens man Rody Morales Cu is arraigned on charges of rape and sexual abuse after allegedly attacking a woman in Jamaica, Queens, with a potential 25-year prison sentence if convicted.

Rasheedul Mowla from Brooklyn admitted he tried to join ISIS in 2017 by traveling to Syria. He was stopped and sent back to the U.S., and now faces up to 20 years in prison.