NY Attorney General's Office investigates a civilian death in Queens involving NYPD officers, relating to an incident with an individual wielding a knife.

NYPD seeks help to catch robbers in the Bronx, offering a $3,500 reward for tips leading to an arrest. The suspects, armed with firearms, have been robbing victims in the 42nd and 48th Precincts.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced a tentative contract with the SBA to adjust police sergeants' salaries, ensuring they earn more than the officers they supervise.

NYPD seeks four suspects for an assault and robbery in Brooklyn on April 8th; a reward is offered for information.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams lights City Hall in Dominican colors to honor the victims of Santo Domingo's Jet Set nightclub tragedy and show solidarity with the Dominican community.

A Canastota man, Andrew Snyder, got a 5-year sentence for drug conspiracy and firearms offenses. He distributed meth and heroin/fentanyl and illegally possessed guns.

New Yorkers experience breezy and cloudy weather with wind gusts up to 38 mph, expected to clear by nightfall with temperatures dropping to around 39-40 degrees. The NWS sees no hazardous weather at this time for the area.

NYC Council sues Mayor Adams, alleging he made a "corrupt bargain" with the Trump administration to allow ICE back on Rikers Island, compromising sanctuary laws.

Bill Cosby's NYC brownstone is for sale at $7M amidst a foreclosure battle with CitiMortgage over an alleged mortgage default. The property, bought in 1980, features 5,000 sq ft, six bedrooms, and an elevator.

The NY Attorney General concluded that an NYPD officer was justified in fatally shooting Pedro Felix, as he posed an immediate threat. No charges will be pursued.

Brandon Sestoso, 43, was sentenced to 3 ½ to 7 years for stealing from mailboxes in Queens. His accomplice, Rowena Farkas, is still wanted.

A joint probe by Queens DA and NYPD led to nine indictments in a Queens drug operation using a child in transactions. Over $12k in drugs were bought undercover.

A wild turkey, possibly known as "Astoria" or "Rosie," disrupted Manhattan traffic during rush hour, evading capture and attracting attention from locals familiar with her city appearances.