New York’s status as a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants has shifted over time. Now, as President-elect Donald J. Trump prepares to enter office, it may shift once again.

New York City prosecutors say a man lured immigrant women in the city’s subway system and promised them jobs, then took them to secluded locations to sexually assault them.

Killings and shootings have dropped, but headlines have been dominated by terrifying crimes, like the killing of a woman who was burned to death on the F train.

A federal judge in New York City says two luxury real estate brokers and their brother accused of raping dozens of women over two decades will remain in jail to await their trial on sex trafficking charges.

The allegations span Miami Beach and New York City, with additional accusations in Colorado, where a civil lawsuit claims Alon raped a 17-year-old at the 2017 Aspen X Games while Oren allegedly assaulted another woman in the same hotel room.

Sources close to the Alexanders said they were going to be hauled from their native Miami all the way to New York by bus, a trip set to last up to five days,

Oren and Tal Alexander, who run a luxury real estate brokerage, and their brother Alon Alexander have been charged with sex trafficking by Federal authorities.

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A second man was arrested in the kidnapping of a teen girl on Long Island who was held captive on a boat for weeks.

A former colleague of David Pearce — who is on trial for the 2021 deaths of two women and several additional sexual assaults — described both women's final hours in court Friday.

Rapper Busta Rhymes has been charged with assault in New York City after being accused of repeatedly punching another man in the face, according to police

In a Manhattan Supreme Court filing late Friday, Adams’ Law Department attorneys wrote they had not realized his accuser, ex-Transit Police employee Lorna Beach-Mathura, was in Chapter 7