A Long Island mechanic, Nieves Reyes, is indicted on murder and attempted murder charges after a machete attack and a police shooting, pleads not guilty. Officer injured in the incident is on the path to recovery.

Cryptocurrency investor John Woeltz, accused of kidnapping and torturing a man for his Bitcoin password, was released on $1 million bond with home confinement and monitoring.

NYC affordable housing lottery applicants' data, including sensitive information, was breached and became searchable online. Steps are being taken to address the breach and safeguard privacy.

The article discusses the Midtown mass shooting's broader implications on gun regulation debates in the US, highlighting state differences and the complexity of national gun policy reform.

Two manhole explosions occurred in Brooklyn's Bushwick, with emergency services responding and no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation, possibly electrical, highlighting concerns about city infrastructure.

A severe storm in NYC, especially in Queens, caused floods, leading to Gov. Hochul declaring a state of emergency and transit disruptions. The NYPD conducted rescues, and recovery efforts are underway.

Sean Patrick was sentenced to 18 months in prison for illegally selling untraceable homemade guns without a license. A search of his home revealed more weapons and ammunition. He will also pay a fine and undergo supervised release after prison.

Governor Hochul announces over $21 million for zero-emission mobility projects in New York, focusing on underserved communities and sustainable transportation options.

Governor Hochul demands UASI funding from DHS after a Manhattan shooting, highlighting NYC's vulnerability and the potential security risks of withheld funds.

David Pastorello, 44, from Ithaca, faces federal charges of enticing a minor and distributing child pornography after sending explicit texts to an underage girl and illegally entering her apartment.

Mayor Eric Adams offers support services after a mass shooting in Midtown Manhattan, urging affected New Yorkers to use NYC 988 for mental health aid.

A Brooklyn man is indicted for allegedly swindling over $100,000 from COVID-19 funds and faking election signatures.

Fentanyl dealer Jahreek Bush received a 117-month prison sentence for distributing narcotics in Monticello, NY, including mislabeled fentanyl as heroin, and carrying a loaded gun.