NYPD Seeks Public's Help in Manhattan Late-Night Shooting and Attempted Robbery
NYPD seeks tips on a Manhattan robbery where a suspect shot a man while trying to steal his necklace; they urge witnesses to contact @nypdtips or call 1-800-577-TIPS.
Suspects Charged in New York with Defrauding Over 100 Investors in Bogus "LNJ Funds" Scheme
Rosales Banegas and Concepcion were charged with orchestrating a fraudulent investment scheme, affecting over a hundred victims, by promising high returns with no risk. They allegedly spent the funds on personal luxuries.
Nigerian National Extradited to U.S. to Face Charges in Multimillion-Dollar Cyber Fraud and Identity Theft Operation
A Nigerian man, Chukwuemeka Amachukwu, was extradited from France to the US for his alleged role in a hacking and fraud operation targeting US tax businesses and an investment scheme.
Sunny Summer Days Ahead as New York Boroughs Set to Enjoy Mild Weather and Clear Skies
New York City enjoys a mild summer with detailed weather forecasts for each borough indicating sunny skies and gradually rising temperatures, with no hazardous weather expected.
Boss of the Big House as Alleged CEO Slayer Mangione Scores Jailhouse Laptop for Trial Prep in Brooklyn Fed Pen
Murder suspect Luigi Mangione will receive a government-provided laptop without internet access for trial preparation, as approved by Judge Margaret M. Garnett.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Secures Endorsement from Religious Leaders and Law Enforcement Unions Amid Reelection Campaign
NYC Mayor Eric Adams received endorsements from religious leaders and law enforcement unions, solidifying support despite a lawsuit alleging corruption in his administration.
Three Men Stable After Early Morning Shooting at Manhattan's Vladeck Houses as Persons of Interest Are Detained
A shooting in Manhattan's Vladeck Houses left three men injured; police detained three persons of interest and recovered firearms, with the victims in stable condition.
Second Death Confirmed in Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak in Harlem, NYC as 58 Cases Are Reported
Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Harlem has caused two deaths and 58 illnesses, with 21 hospitalizations. Cooling towers are being tested and treated for the Legionella bacteria.
New York City Mourns Loss and Celebrates Crime Reduction in July, NYPD Reports Historic Lows in Shootings
NYC reports a 5.6% drop in overall crime in July, despite a recent tragic shooting. Mayor Adams and Commissioner Tisch credit the NYPD's precision policing for the city's lowest recorded shooting incidents and victims.












