NYC man killed in front of 10-year-old daughter

A man was shot to death inside a Manhattan bodega right in front of his 10-year-old daughter.

2 women attack and rob Brooklyn bodega worker

Two women are accused of attacking a Brooklyn bodega worker and then stealing around $1,500 in merchandise.

NYPD warehouse fire could affect criminal cases

More than 48 hours after flames destroyed a warehouse used by the NYPD to store vehicles and evidence from investigations, officials are monitoring the scene and questions are mounting about the fire's effect on the criminal justice process.

FCC chairman: TikTok ban is not if but when

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr warns of TikTok dangers while pressing for action from Biden Administration to ban the social media platform from conducting business transactions.

14-year-old girl assaulted by man while walking in the Bronx

A man is accused of assaulting a 14-year-old girl while she was walking on a sidewalk in the Bronx, police say.

TikTok boosts posts about eating disorders, suicide, report says

The findings come from the Center for Countering Digital Hate, which created TikTok accounts for fictitious young people living in the U.S., Britain, Canada and Australia.

NYC homeless sweeps: Most people end up leaving shelters

More than two-thirds of homeless individuals who have been moved off streets and subways leave the shelter system within a week of being admitted, according to a report.

Crews can strip parts from cars in seconds, cops say

The NYPD evidence collection team was on the scene in Queens on Wednesday after someone stole tires and rims off parked cars.

Fire destroys evidence at NYPD warehouse in Brooklyn

A huge fire tore through a waterfront warehouse in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning that the NYPD uses as an auto pound and storage for DNA evidence from crime scenes.

Brooklyn fire that left woman dead deemed a homicide

A fire that left a woman dead inside a Brooklyn residential building has been deemed a homicide, police say.

Checkmarks and labels: How to navigate Twitter’s latest tools

Blue checks? Gold checks? Twitter’s new CEO Elon Musk is rolling out multiple tools to help verify accounts and protect against fraud.

MTA spending $1M a month for private security guards at 14 subway stations

Fare evasion costs the NYC subway system $500M in revenue this year. Now the agency that runs the system is hiring private guards to try to slow down turnstile jumping.

Teen arrested in stabbing death of girl in Harlem

A teenager is under arrest on murder charges after a 16-year-old girl was stabbed to death in the neck inside an apartment in Harlem.

NYC subway crime:  MTA promises progress; 'We have work to do'

In addition to high-profile cases of violence so harrowing that some New Yorkers have been scared off from the using the subway system, minor stabbings and assaults are frequent.

4 people shot in the Bronx

The NYPD is investigating a shooting in the Bronx that wounded four people on Monday.

Many children living in NYC shelters chronically miss school

Nearly three-quarters of children who live in shelters are chronically absent from school in New York City. One primary reason? Kids often have a very long commute from the shelter to the classroom.

NYC PBA honors families of officers killed in the line of duty

The NYC Police Benevolent Association hosted the Annual Widows’ & Children’s Holiday Party at Russo’s on the Bay in Queens, where the families of fallen NYPD officers can feast, have fun and comfort each other during the holiday.