New York asked FERC to dismiss Williams' bid to reissue the Constitution Pipeline certificate, citing a Second Circuit vacatur and asserting state water‑quality authority.

Police are seeking a woman accused of stealing about $94,000 in jewelry from Aqua Jewels by Monica in Gravesend on Feb. 8; investigators are asking for tips.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted notice after a 53-year-old MTA driver was assaulted on a B42 bus near Rockaway Parkway and Flatlands. Tips may earn up to $3,500.

A Chelsea diner that served residents of Selis Manor closed on Feb. 22 after lease talks collapsed, leaving longtime patrons and staff uncertain. Owner Alexandros Grimpas hopes to reopen nearby.

League officials floated routing more replay power through New York's Art McNally hub as referee talks stall ahead of a May deadline. The move would expand replay‑assist while keeping crews on the field.

A Manhattan grand jury indicted Germaine Parham on multiple counts after a Jan. 29 attack on a 14‑year‑old in Stuyvesant Town, prosecutors say.

The city says Radiant Solar steered at least 370 New Yorkers into undisclosed loans and hidden fees; DCWP is seeking roughly $20 million in restitution and penalties.

Qilin says it posted stolen files from TWU Local 100 to a dark‑web leak site, possibly exposing the personal and benefits data of about 67,000 NYC transit workers and retirees.

New Empire Corp. bought a Kips Bay assemblage from the Marchi family for about $38M, securing roughly 88,000 buildable square feet and 250 feet of frontage near Second Avenue.

Alvin Bragg says his Housing and Tenant Protection Unit has charged 10 cases against 33 defendants as prosecutors ramp up enforcement of landlord misconduct. The move pairs prosecutions with a push for tougher state penalties.

A study suggests that the distinctive New York City accent is used less frequently, ranking 12th in fading regional U.S. dialects, although it is preserved in popular culture.

Chief Judge Debra Ann Livingston will take senior status July 1, creating a Second Circuit vacancy President Trump can fill. The courts’ vacancy list now shows the opening.

Toll Brothers paid $53M for 118 10th Ave in West Chelsea, a 12,000-sf assemblage primed for an ~85,000-sf condo steps from the High Line.