A 33-year-old man was fatally shot outside a Bronx smoke shop, marking the precinct's sixth homicide and eighteenth shooting this year. Police are seeking a masked gunman and have not made arrests.

Two shootings occurred at the Hammel Houses in Rockaways, leaving one man dead and another injured. The NYPD is investigating the potential link between the incidents.

NYC's DOT is making safety improvements at a dangerous Chinatown intersection after a fatal crash. Changes include barriers, lower speed limits, and lane narrowing. Charges were filed against those involved in the accident.

Andrew Cuomo proposes subsidizing public transit fares for the poorest New Yorkers in his mayoral campaign, criticizing Zohran Mamdani's free transit for all plan as beneficial to the wealthy.

Authorities are seeking two suspects for an armed robbery in the Bronx, where a man was robbed of $300 and cards at gunpoint. The NYPD urges information via social media.

Mayor Eric Adams expands NYC's partnership with loan firm Summer to help residents save on student debt, aiming for an average $3,000 yearly savings with guidance for college planning.

New York AG Letitia James led a multi-state effort to block a potentially anti-competitive merger between UnitedHealth Group and Amedisys, securing a settlement to sell off some health facilities.

NYC Mayor Adams leads a coalition of local governments in filing an amicus brief to protect ACA benefits against a federal rule that may limit healthcare access.

Christopher Gonzalez, 37, from the Bronx, has been indicted for Attempted Murder and other charges, accused of shooting incidents endangering lives, with a court date set for November 19, 2025.

Khaleel Cooper was charged with murder for fatally stabbing Tamara Rowe, the mother of his children, in their daughter's presence, per the Bronx DA's Office.

A Queens man has been convicted of second-degree murder in his toddler son's death and now faces 32 years to life in prison.

A former Bronx hospital clerk has admitted to misusing patient data in a pandemic relief fraud scheme, potentially facing decades in prison.

Ten people in the Bronx were indicted on charges including child sex trafficking and rape involving a 16-year-old girl, with links to the dating app "Tagged."