A woman was arrested for stabbing a 70-year-old man in a Chelsea luxury apartment. The victim is stable; the suspect faces multiple charges. The NYPD seeks information from the public.

AG Pamela Bondi directs prosecutors to seek the death penalty for Luigi Mangione in the United Healthcare CEO murder case.

NYC officials increase fines for illegal dumping in parks to $5,000 for first-time offenses, with plans to install cameras and additional cleaning staff to combat the issue.

A Brooklyn subway conductor was assaulted and robbed on a northbound F train. One suspect, 18-year-old Farhan Chowdury, was arrested while the second remains at large. The NYPD is seeking information.

Rikers Island records fifth inmate death this year, raising concerns about the jail's conditions and the city's ability to close the facility by 2027 amidst persistent issues and delays.

The NYPD seeks the public's help in identifying suspects in a Bronx stabbing on March 27; a 25-year-old man was injured, with a reward offered for information.

Jesse Taber, a Rotterdam man with a felony record, was sentenced to 27 months in prison for illegally possessing a shotgun. He also faces three years of supervised release after his sentence.

A judge ruled that an alleged victim of the Alexander brothers must reveal her identity to proceed with her lawsuit despite sexual assault protections.

New York Attorney General Letitia James acted against Super 4 Seasons car wash for discriminating against Jewish customers with increased prices during Passover.

The NYPD is seeking information on an assault in the Bronx; a 69-year-old man was attacked, resulting in pain and swelling. A reward is offered for tips leading to the assailant's capture.

On Sunday, the NYPD’s Harbor Unit rescued a puppy from the East River near Manhattan’s South Street Seaport. Despite her ordeal, she was found in good health. Authorities are now searching for her owners.

Two NYPD officers, McMillan and Colon, face charges including burglary and forcible touching; they allegedly abused their authority in Jackson Heights.

Brandon Becker, former CEO of CardReady, LLC, was sentenced to seven years in prison for orchestrating a $19 million credit card laundering scheme that affected nearly 20,000 victims.