NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a 22-year-old was robbed of two gold necklaces in front of 1313 Beach Ave on June 15. Tips are being sought.

A Somers court convicted an off‑duty NYPD detective on 12 counts after prosecutors say he aimed his service pistol at three teen drivers during a road‑rage incident.

A driver tied to a reported carjacking drove the wrong way onto a Mosholu Parkway exit ramp and struck a Yonkers police cruiser; the suspect fled and remains at large.

Three men are being sought after a 32‑year‑old was beaten and robbed aboard a 5 train at 138th Street. Police say commuters with video could help identify the suspects.

Two defendants have pleaded guilty in "Operation Powder Burn," the multi‑state takedown prosecutors say funneled guns and drugs into Newburgh. The probe produced 20 charges and dozens of seizures.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance seeking a suspect who groped a 17‑year‑old near East 182nd Street; tips may be eligible for a cash reward.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted photos after a gun was fired behind 365 East 183 Street on June 10. The suspect fled on foot and tips may qualify for up to $3,500.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released a wanted bulletin after gunfire outside 1475 Wythe Place in the Bronx; tips may be eligible for up to $3,500.

Four New York residents were arrested and indicted in connection with two armed robberies at Edgewater spas on River Road last fall. Prosecutors say the crews targeted patrons at gunpoint.

A Yonkers man was convicted after prosecutors say surveillance showed him shoot a man on a Bronx sidewalk. He faces up to 15 years; sentencing is pending.

Two New York residents were arrested at the South Windsor Costco after police recovered 28 credit cards registered to different names. They face multiple theft and identity‑theft counts and were scheduled for Manchester court.

A Bronx man was arrested after police say he fired a gun into the air near Chase Avenue in Waterbury; authorities say no one was hurt and shell casings were found.

City Hall reported record affordable housing in FY2025, but new analysis shows most of those units were concentrated in just 10 City Council districts. The result: big totals but uneven neighborhood outcomes.