Two FDNY firefighters were hospitalized after a second‑floor house fire on Dwight Place in the Bronx's Country Club neighborhood.

A NYC Ferry crew spotted a capsized boat in Jamaica Bay and alerted FDNY and the Coast Guard. The man was rescued and taken to St. Johns Hospital in stable condition.

A 35-year-old man was struck and killed by an M train at Ridgewood’s Forest Avenue station on Tuesday; police say no criminality is suspected.

A federal judge found a Jackson Heights electronics shop liable for selling preloaded pirate IPTV boxes and ordered their destruction. DISH is poised to press for default judgments that could carry multi‑million‑dollar exposure.

An early-morning blaze ripped through a two-family home on Highland Avenue in Tarrytown, drawing a large mutual-aid response. Officials say the cause is under investigation.

Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn say a Rikers Island captain extorted subordinates for cash and luxury gifts while falsifying time records.

Yonkers police say a woman died after a car crash near Empire City Casino on Monday; investigators are awaiting an autopsy as the probe continues.

A 37-year-old woman was attacked and robbed near Hart and Lewis in Bed‑Stuy in the early hours of May 30. Police are asking the public for tips to identify the suspect.

Police want help finding three women after an unknown substance was thrown at a shopper inside a Parkchester store; the victim was treated and is expected to recover.

A Manhattan judge tossed noteholders’ suit accusing JPMorgan, Barclays and Fifth Third of missing red flags at bankrupt subprime lender Tricolor, trimming investors’ civil options. The ruling comes as criminal cases and bankruptcy work continue to unfold.

Three people are wanted after a 40-year-old man was forced off his moped and the scooter stolen at Herkimer and New York Avenue on May 11. Investigators released photos and offer a reward.

Patrick Bruel was formally charged with rape and other sexual offenses and released under strict judicial supervision as investigators pursue complaints spanning years.

A Brooklyn landlord was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to setting a Cypress Hills home ablaze in September 2023. The blaze trapped six children and led to a dramatic rooftop rescue.