New York City

New York City

Jeffrey Maddrey, NYC's second-highest-ranking police officer, resigned due to allegations of sexual misconduct involving trading overtime for sexual favors.

Federal agents arrested seven members of the Tren de Aragua gang in a Bronx apartment, showcasing issues with monitoring ankle bracelets.

Luigi Mangione is charged with the premeditated shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, raising questions about public safety.

Jessica Tisch is making changes in the NYPD to restore order after months of chaos and dysfunction.

Mayor Adams participated in Mangione's perp walk to symbolize accountability for violence in New York.

Adams aimed to convey a strong message about the impact of the shooting on the city's business leaders.

Umer Randhawa allegedly drugged and assaulted a woman while posing as a cab driver during her commute.

Phony stickers in NYC offering deals hide disturbing anti-Israel messages and violent content, reflecting a deceptive tactic by the BDS movement.

A traffic violation led to a violent confrontation, with a driver assaulting a cop and stealing his summons machine in Queens.

Frankley Duran was killed by a shooter over an unpaid bill while working at a restaurant, raising concerns over community safety.

Frank Macchiarola significantly impacted New York City's education and finance, with a lasting legacy recognized through tributes like the dedication of St. Francis College's chapel.

Dominique Pelicot orchestrated a decade-long abuse scheme against his wife, involving multiple men and a shocking level of premeditated violence.

The trial and conviction of 50 men reveal systemic issues around sexual violence and victim exploitation in society.

The trial illustrates how ordinary men participated in a systematic sexual abuse scheme, challenging stereotypes about offenders.

A Los Angeles County judge vacated the murder convictions of two individuals after 17 years, marking a rare legal victory for the wrongly convicted.

McConnell was found guilty as a co-conspirator in Gareth Hutch's murder despite his gun being unloaded.

Thomas John Loguidice has been convicted in the 1994 kidnapping of a mall manager, demonstrating the persistence of law enforcement in prosecuting cold cases.

A man went on a random stabbing spree in Manhattan after stealing kitchen knives, leaving three people dead and prompting an insanity plea.

A California man reportedly forced a friend to help hide his wife's body in a freezer to continue collecting government benefits.

A homeless man was randomly killed by another homeless man in Chinatown, indicating severe societal issues concerning violence against vulnerable individuals.

Jerome Lewis Jr. was arrested in Alameda for involvement in a fatal shooting of a 2-year-old in Washington state.

Investigators seek public's help in a shooting incident in Harlesden, which resulted in one death and two injuries.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin is accused of bribery in exchange for favoring hoteliers, using her position as advisor to Mayor Eric Adams.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin, New York City's top aide, faces bribery charges amid ongoing corruption investigations within the administration.

This incident marks a significant moment in the scrutiny of Mayor Adams' officials.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin charged in bribery scheme involving $100,000 in cash, luxury items, and misuse of her position to benefit family.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin hosted a toy drive in Brooklyn the day after being indicted for bribery charges, showing contrasting emotions.

A family of four was found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Milpitas, California.

Berkeley has seen a troubling increase in shooting incidents in 2024, with police investigating over 26 cases by December.

A fatal vehicle collision occurred in Vaughan, leading to a police investigation for potential witnesses and dashcam footage.

Luigi Mangione faces federal murder charges for the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with potential outcomes of death penalty or life imprisonment.

Luigi Mangione faces both state and federal charges in the murder of UnitedHealthcare's CEO, complicating legal proceedings.

Cuomo plans to sue Charlotte Bennett for defamation over sexual harassment claims, seeking damages for personal and professional harm.

Luigi M. faces federal murder charges related to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, potentially leading to the death penalty upon conviction.

The accused, Luigi M., faces federal charges of murder and stalking, with potential death penalty, following the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

A Texas judge upheld charges against former police chief Arredondo for his slow response during the Uvalde shooting, setting a trial date for 2025.

Krysztof Bartosik died from alcohol poisoning while homeless, highlighting the critical intersection of homelessness and substance abuse.

Izzy Du successfully recovered her stolen phone and emphasized the emotional impact of phone theft and the importance of technology in her life.

New York City's drugstore closures surged to nearly 10% this year, emphasizing a troubling trend that extends over the past decade.

Party City is closing all stores nationwide, marking the end of its operations, including locations in New York City.

All 51 defendants found guilty in Pelicot rape trial, but sentences were lighter than expected, demonstrating complexities in legal outcomes.

Women face double standards in justice when reporting threats or stalking incidents, highlighting systemic issues in police responses.

The lesbian bars accuse a woman of threatening violence and link her comments to a recent murder case for a lawsuit.

The Milpitas incident involved a murder-suicide within a family, stemming from the father's mental health issues during a divorce.

Luigi Mangione faces new federal murder charges for the public execution of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, potentially exposing him to the death penalty.

Two men were convicted for the attempted robbery of a drug dealer that resulted in his death, identified through DNA on cigarette butts.

The security guard's quick action in confronting Dominique Pelicot halted further abuse and highlighted the issue of upskirting.

Texas lawyer Anthony Buzbee is accused of giving a woman an STD and violently attacking her, while manipulating her into silence.

The lawsuit claims Buzbee used his legal status to protect his reputation and evade responsibility for his actions.

Luigi Mangione faces both state murder charges and potential federal charges for the shooting of UnitedHealthcare's CEO, raising significant legal stakes.

Luigi Mangione faces serious federal charges related to the murder of UnitedHealthcare's CEO, with potential outcomes including the death penalty or life imprisonment.

Luigi Mangione, charged with the murder of a CEO, awaits trial in a notorious jail alongside Sean 'Diddy' Combs.

Dominique Pelicot pleaded guilty to drugging and raping Gisele Pelicot for nearly a decade, involving multiple strangers in the abuse.

Andrew Tate's criminal trial won't proceed after an appeals court returned the indictment to prosecutors due to issues with the case's presentation.

Negotiations over congestion pricing between New York and New Jersey are stalled, threatening the planned tolling implementation next month.

The FAA has banned drone operations in New Jersey due to security threats, warning of potential 'deadly force' against any threatening drones.