William Blount was convicted of a 2022 hammer attack on a woman in Queens Plaza subway station, found guilty of robbery and assault but acquitted of attempted murder.

Brooklyn DA and NYPD to host a Gun Buyback event, offering $500 for operable handguns or assault rifles, with no ID required for the anonymous exchanges.

Two NYPD officers were suspended after a fatal crash occurred during an unauthorized pursuit of a stolen vehicle. They allegedly left the crash site without reporting the death.

NYPD Crimestoppers seeks information about a Bronx robbery by two unidentified individuals on March 24. They displayed a firearm and demanded money. A reward is offered for tips leading to their arrest.

The NYPD seeks information and offers a $3,500 reward for an assault on a man in Brooklyn's 69th Precinct, urging public assistance via their hotline.

The NYPD is requesting tips to locate Hassaun Goodridge, a suspect in a Bronx shooting, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to his arrest.

A Queens man was arrested for assault and illegal medical practice after a woman suffered cardiac arrest and was left brain dead following an unlicensed cosmetic procedure at his home.

A tragic Brooklyn crash caused by Miriam Yarimi resulted in three deaths and left 4-year-old Philip Saada severely injured; Yarimi faces manslaughter charges.

A mother and boyfriend were arrested after three malnourished kids were found in deplorable conditions in a Brooklyn apartment, with one child tethered to a bed.

Harlem activist Robert Panton, transformed mentor post-incarceration, detained by ICE, faces deportation over old drug charges; community and representatives rally in support.

AG James' OSI concluded that the UPD officer's fatal shooting of Nyah Mway was justified and no charges could be filed, based on evidence and NY laws.

Travis Blake, 31, was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, Karlene Barnett, her son, Dervon Brightly, and cousin, Vashawna Malcolm. DNA evidence and surveillance footage led to his conviction, and he faces life in prison without parole.

Jerrin Pena, an OED gang member, was sentenced to 25 years for crimes including a 2019 murder. The case highlights efforts to curb gang violence in New York.