NYPD Crimestoppers seeks information on two suspects in a Bronx shooting incident that left two injured, offering a reward for any tips that lead to progress.

Albany sex offender Stephen Brisee sentenced to 15 years for child pornography, months after prior prison release; he must also register as a sex offender and pay restitution.

Ex-FDNY official Anthony Saccavino was sentenced to 3 years in prison for a bribery conspiracy and fined $150,000. He pled guilty and will have supervised release post-prison.

New York City boroughs expect varied weather with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and fog clearing by 11 am, with temperatures around 69-71 degrees. No significant hazardous weather is anticipated in the coming days.

Operation Restore Justice, led by the FBI, resulted in 205 arrests and 115 child rescues, targeting individuals involved in child sexual abuse and trafficking.

Manhattan DA has indicted Felix Rojas for attempting to sexually assault an unconscious man on the R train. The 44-year-old suspect reportedly acted when alone with the victim, who later died.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams celebrates one year of progress in closing illegal cannabis shops and fostering legitimate businesses through Operation Padlock to Protect.

Cassie Ventura testified against Sean "Diddy" Combs in his sex trafficking trial, recounting abuse and forced encounters with strangers. Combs has denied all charges.

The Doe Fund is expanding its services in the Bronx by building three new affordable and supportive housing facilities, with one development on Webster Avenue already in progress.

Holocaust survivor Jacqueline Kimmelstiel, 97, attended college for a day through the "Golden Wishes" program, fulfilling a dream interrupted by WWII.

A person was arrested after a fatal stabbing on a Brooklyn shuttle bus. The victim died at the hospital; details of the dispute leading to the incident are unclear.

Andrew Cuomo's mayoral campaign is under scrutiny for potential improper coordination with a super PAC, leading to financial penalties and ongoing investigation by the Campaign Finance Board.

NYC's Health Department launched a syringe redemption program, offering public earnings for collecting used syringes, and has seen collection of 20,000 syringes in a month.