An unidentified woman was found dead Saturday night in Kensington with multiple stab wounds. Police say there are no arrests as investigators canvass the block.

A 36-year-old man was shot outside New Mount Zion Baptist Church in Harlem while attending his brother's funeral; police say the victim is stable and an investigation is underway.

A Manhattan jury convicted Isaac Argro of murdering Azsia Johnson as she pushed her three‑month‑old in a stroller on the Upper East Side in 2022. Sentencing is scheduled for June 18, 2026.

Surveillance video shows seven people emerging from a Gravesend manhole early Friday and wiping themselves off. Police say it’s unclear how long they were underground and are investigating.

A New York attorney admitted to federal wire fraud after prosecutors say he embezzled more than $500,000 from a trust tied to a New Canaan commercial property. Sentencing is set for Aug. 13, 2026.

A 24-year-old man was arraigned on manslaughter and related charges after a March Woodmere crash that killed a father; prosecutors say event-data shows the other car at 81 mph.

Former Mongolian prime minister Sukhbaatar Batbold moved to intervene in a U.S. civil forfeiture case over two Manhattan apartments, saying the allegations are recycled and false.

A federal jury convicted Queens jeweler Shlomo Patchiav in an extortion plot tied to a Brooklyn man's disappearance and the later recovery of his body in Ellenville.

A federal indictment unsealed May 28, 2026 accuses three alleged members of a Bronx crew in the execution‑style killing of Ralph Herrera; prosecutors say the slaying was captured on video.

An 18-year-old woman was shot near Jerome Avenue north of Van Cortlandt Park and was treated at Montefiore; police say she is stable and are asking for tips.

A former TD Bank employee pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he used his access to help defraud customers of more than $3.4 million; sentencing is set for Oct. 15.

Red paint and vandalism hit the Polish Consulate on Madison Avenue Friday; NYPD is investigating and consular officials say they’re cooperating. Community leaders demand answers.

A Manhattan postal worker accepted a May 29 plea that spares jail but includes five years' probation and a ban on USPS employment in a 2023 mail‑truck assault case. Court reporting named three co‑workers in the original indictment.