DHS Secretary Kristi Noem participated in a Bronx immigration raid, resulting in the arrest of an undocumented immigrant and associates for serious crimes. Local advocates express concerns.

Over 100 new suits allege sexual abuse in NYC juvenile jails, some dating back to the 1960s, under the Gender Motivated Violence Act before legislative window closes.

NYC's skyline will light up yellow for International Holocaust Remembrance Day as per Mayor Adams' announcement, marking the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.

Doctors at three NYC hospitals rejected a labor contract, raising the potential for strikes, while 2,500 physicians under the same union accepted a tentative deal to avoid such actions.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a stabbing on a 5 train, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest. The incident occurred on January 26, in the 40th Precinct.

A man in the Bronx was hospitalized after trying to protect his dog from a machete attack, resulting in the loss of four fingers. The suspect fled and is being sought by police.

Eleven Bronx "WashSide" gang members were sentenced for crimes including murder and racketeering; the last member received 24 years for a 2020 murder and other offenses.

NYPD seeks information on nine suspects for stabbing, robbing a teen in Parkchester; victim is stable. A reward is offered for tips leading to their arrest.

A Bronx co-op board president was indicted for allegedly exploiting an elderly tenant and stealing over $120,000. She faces charges including Grand Larceny.

Kyle Weiland was sentenced to 75 months for distributing methamphetamine and selling illegal pills on the dark web.

A teen was injured while subway surfing in the Bronx; he's stable but sustained head injuries. NYPD drones monitor for such activities during after-school hours.

NYCHA residents in NYC struggle with heat and hot water outages during severe cold, with areas like Soundview and Smith Houses affected. Repairs underway but issues persist.

The last ABG gang member was sentenced to 292 months in prison, signifying an end to gang terror in parts of the Bronx and justice for violent acts including murder.