The NYPD is searching for a suspect following a burglary at a commercial establishment on Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn. A reward of up to $3,500 is being offered for tips leading to an arrest.

Pepper spray released by two students at a Queens middle school injured 26 individuals, prompting a response from the FDNY and hospitalization for 11 students.

A 57-year-old man was stabbed in the eye at a Manhattan subway station after an argument, with the assailant fleeing the scene; he's stable at Bellevue Hospital. Police seek a suspect seen in released footage.

New York reports a 44% increase in internet fraud, with advanced scams like account takeovers spreading. The Attorney General advises skepticism, strong passwords, and multifactor authentication as defense measures.

A 45-year-old was shot and killed on Rockaway Ave in Brooklyn. NYPD seeks the suspect who fled in a black Cadillac SUV. A $3,500 reward is offered for tips.

Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announces the return of 20 stolen antiquities, worth over $3 million, to Nepal, seized after investigations of trafficking.

A former Border Patrol agent pleaded guilty to making women expose themselves during virtual entry processing, facing up to 2 years in prison and fines.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces legal issues with commentators watching closely; legal briefs are due as he denies charges of corruption and officials related to him resign.

The NYPD is looking for a suspect behind multiple armed robberies at Bronx fast-food spots. Surveillance footage shows the robber wearing glasses and a black beanie.

Brooklyn woman Patricia Ventre, 77, missing since February 2021, remains sought by NYPD Crimestoppers, emphasizing the community's role in aiding the case.

Lise Rossopoulos is charged with grand larceny for allegedly scamming seniors out of over $500,000 in an elder fraud scheme, facing 5-15 years if convicted.

Seven members of a Bronx gang, "Courtlandt Over Everything," were indicted for shootings in the Mott Haven and Melrose areas, endangering countless lives.

Seven New Yorkers have been charged in a $20 million scam involving alarming messages prompting victims to buy gift cards, which were used for purchasing items at Home Depot and Lowe's.