New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a settlement against MEAN LLC, banning the MA Lock gun accessory in the state and ordering the company to pay $1.75 million to victims' families of the Buffalo shooting.

NYPD officer Edward Delgado is indicted for fraudulently obtaining pandemic relief loans intended for small businesses. He faces grand larceny and other charges.

A federal jury convicted Lamar Williams of the 2013 murder of Rasheed Barton, with prosecutors linking the crime to gang activities. He faces a life sentence.

Bronx prosecutors say a former Icahn Charter coach was indicted after an alleged Dec. 23, 2024 motel rape of a 14‑year‑old. Police are urging witnesses to step forward.

Neighbors say roughly 15 trailers and RVs on Bronx Boulevard are dumping chemical‑toilet waste into the street amid generators and propane tanks. The block is straining sanitation and safety resources.

Three people were shot near Broadway and West 238th Street in Kingsbridge; two are stable and one is in critical condition as police investigate.

A Chapter 11 filing by North Star Health Alliance has put Carthage and Ogdensburg hospitals under court supervision, and State Sen. Gustavo Rivera warned the move exposes deeper funding problems.

Two teenagers were stabbed outside a Bronx middle school Wednesday; both were hospitalized and the suspect remains at large.

NYPD Commissioner Tisch's plan divides the Bronx into two patrol commands to add about 200 officers to tackle persistent crime, amidst concerns over the reallocation of existing staff and the need for community engagement.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced New York State's Health Department joined WHO's GOARN to boost global health security and infectious disease response.

Jason Brundige was sentenced to 84 months in prison for cocaine distribution and firearms offenses in an effort to combat violent crime and drug trafficking.

Jeal Sutherland was sentenced to 87 months for a murder-for-hire plot to kill a man, involving an undercover FBI agent and a staged threatening message.

Nicaraguan national Michel Manuel Garcia Rojas pleaded guilty to assaulting a federal officer during his arrest related to the Laken Riley Act in New York.