NYPD seeks a suspect who attacked an elderly man with his own cane at a Brooklyn subway, causing severe injuries. The incident occurred during a verbal dispute.

A South Carolina woman was sentenced for sending threatening, racially derogatory messages to a New York man, following an investigation by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced $1 million in grants for NY veterans' organizations for facility upgrades, confirming New York's commitment to veteran support.

New York Attorney General secures over $200 million from Gilead Sciences for its illegal kickback scheme promoting HIV drugs, benefiting Medicaid and other programs nationwide.

Attorneys general from 21 states urge Congress to pass laws restricting ICE agents from hiding their identities during enforcement actions, prompted by concerns of fear and potential for harm in communities.

Manhattan's DA announced a significant decrease in gun violence and overall violent crime, with a strategic approach incorporating aggressive enforcement, community partnerships, and investment in local initiatives.

Former correctional officer Najee Jackson pled guilty to attempting to smuggle marijuana and cigarettes into the Metropolitan Detention Center. He faces up to five years in prison.

A nurse at Nassau University Medical Center was attacked by Raul Guzman Campos, who struck her with a weapon after she found him vandalizing a bathroom. Campos was arrested and faces multiple charges.

Mayor Eric Adams launched the "Innovative Urban Village" in Brooklyn, a 385-unit affordable housing project part of a larger plan for 2,000 homes, offering support services and aligning with NYC's pro-housing goals and broader housing initiatives.

A 15-year-old boy, Antonio Benitez, was killed during an NYPD pursuit after a knife-point robbery, when he was hit by an unlicensed driver who fled the scene but was later charged.

A man was killed and a woman injured in a shooting at Harlem's Drew Hamilton Houses. The suspect, in a black ski mask, fled and remains at large. Police continue to investigate.

Fire destroyed a vacant historic Bronx church, with over 100 firefighters battling the blaze for about two hours. No injuries were reported. Community concerns about abandoned building risks were highlighted.

Family and community seek answers following Saniyah Cheatham's suicide in NYPD custody, questioning the official explanation and calling for video release and accountability.