The NYPD posted a photo of a weapon recovered in a Manhattan probe and briefed reporters as detectives continue to investigate.

A Manhattan jury convicted Orsen Reyes in the 50th Street subway assault that left a commuter critically injured; sentencing is set for June 24.

A Bronx jury convicted former NYPD officer Danny Acosta of perjury and tampering over his account of a 2009 Claremont housing shooting. Sentencing is scheduled for June 8.

A 16-year-old was shot in the leg Friday in East New York and is in stable condition. Police say the shooting happened near 909 Livonia Ave and no arrests have been announced.

Ben Pasternak was arrested in Manhattan and charged with strangulation after an alleged March 31 incident at the Baccarat Hotel; he also faces a federal investor lawsuit.

Federal prosecutors say Taesung Kim was held accountable in a case alleging his pharmacies used kickbacks and false claims to bilk Medicare and Medicaid.

FDNY says lithium-ion batteries ignited a garbage truck fire on Flatbush Avenue Extension; crews dumped the load and blocked lanes while cleanup continued. No injuries were reported.

A Manhattan protester pleaded guilty after prosecutors said he fired a flare that landed on CCNY’s Marshak Science Building. The plea includes restitution and community service under conditional terms.

A Deer Park woman was convicted after prosecutors say she tossed a lit explosive into her boyfriend’s bedroom, a blast that cost him part of his arm. Sentencing is set for May 27.

Edward Richard Hinds, former head of the GodSquad, was sentenced to three years' probation after pleading guilty to endangering a child. The case has renewed scrutiny of city-funded anti-violence programs.

James Grein, who says he was abused by Theodore McCarrick starting at age 11, settled his New Jersey claims for what his lawyer called a high six‑figure payment. The accuser’s lawsuits in New York remain active.

A discarded smoothie straw is now central to the 1984 Lynbrook murder probe, prosecutors say DNA ties a Long Island man to the killing.

Nassau prosecutors say a Hempstead mother swung her 21-month-old daughter into a concrete wall; the child was treated, released to her father and has since recovered. The mother has been indicted and is due back in court May 19.