Crime and Courts

New York City is gearing up security again for possible action from the grand jury against former President Donald Trump, multiple law enforcement sources familiar with the preparations said Thursday. Stressing the situational fluidity, the sources said the ramped-up security is related to the Manhattan district attorney’s ongoing investigati...

A Queens woman is facing murder, arson and other charges in connection to the death of a neighbor found inside a burning NYCHA apartment with numerous lacerations throughout her body, the local district attorney said. Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced Wednesday that Tandika Wright was arraigned on a five-count complaint charging her w...

An unknown individual was caught on surveillance video throwing a Molotov cocktail Wednesday at the front door of a private house in Queens, according to two senior law enforcement officials. The Molotov cocktail detonated, according to the sources, in front of the residence located on 77th Street, which caused a small fire. However, no injuries we...

Police say two separate robbery crews have drugged and robbed over 40 people in Manahttan in recent months. One of the crews is believed to be behind the the deaths of two gay men who were drugged and killed after visiting gay bars in Hell’s Kitchen.

Police are looking for a pair of robbers they say allegedly stole an ATV from the flatbed of a towing vehicle in the Bronx. The NYPD received a report that on Sunday, shortly before 7 p.m., that a 32-year-old man was driving a tow truck with a flatbed on the Bruckner Expressway Service Road at Bruckner Boulevard in the vicinity…

Three Brooklyn residents were charged after kidnapping a New Jersey teenager and torturing the victim as they held the individual for ransom, according to prosecutors.

An ATM burglary ring that hit 19 bodegas across New York City was busted by police, according to the NYPD, with half a dozen suspects now facing charges.

NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.

The Manhattan grand jury isn’t expected to vote on a Donald Trump indictment this week and the NYPD has scaled back its protest preps. Here’s the latest news.

Toms River is bringing back an 11p.m. beach curfew for everyone 17 and younger in all its barrier island communities, and it will remain in place for the rest of the summer, through September.

DNA evidence proved a Queens man didn’t commit a 30-year-old murder, but it still took one of New York’s highest courts to overturn the conviction of Michael Robinson.

New Jersey’s Attorney General has taken control of the Paterson police department less than a month after officers shot and killed Najee Seabrooks. Ida Siegal reports.

The Manhattan grand jury investigation former president Trump convened today for the first time in a week. Jonathan Dienst reports.