The NYPD is searching for a man who allegedly groped a 10-year-old girl in the Bronx before fleeing the scene. The public is urged to provide any information.

A report notes that NYC tech workers earning average salaries struggle to afford most apartments, while the city offers new affordable housing for those earning under $40k.

A NY trooper was suspended amid inquiries into a shooting incident he reported, with doubts emerging about his account and evidence found at his home.

Staten Island will enjoy mostly sunny weather with highs of 76 degrees today, cooling to 49 degrees overnight. The weekend forecast includes sunny days with highs near 70 degrees Friday and 58 degrees Saturday, while Sunday might bring showers.

The NYPD honored Lesandro 'Junior' Guzman Feliz on his 22nd birthday with a balloon release, remembering the teen who was killed in a gang attack in 2018.

Bronx teen Xavier Navarez was shot dead near his home; James Walker is charged. Xavier aspired to be a fashion designer, hoping to escape the tough neighborhood.

A man named Kadeem Grant was fatally stabbed in the Bronx. A person of interest is in custody as police investigate. The community awaits further details and seeks to address violence in the area.

Shots were fired in a Queens barbershop without injuries; police seek four suspects as community advocates call for extended police presence in the area.

A Bronx juvenile detention center supervisor pleads guilty to assaulting a 16-year-old and filing a false report.

NYC's Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade will include LGBTQ+ groups from 2025 as Mayor Adams praises the move towards inclusivity after years of exclusion.

A 14-year-old girl was stabbed in the Bronx; the NYPD seeks a female suspect with an afro, last seen heading east on Westchester Ave. The teen is in stable condition at Harlem Hospital.

NYPD seeks info on a sexual abuse on a Queens bus, urging witnesses to help find the fleeing assailant who forcibly touched and pulled a 17-year-old girl onto his lap.

A 16-year-old was shot 13 times on Staten Island but survived; police suspect gang involvement and seek the shooter as the teen recovers in stable condition.

A 19-year-old man was shot by NYPD after brandishing a gun at officers responding to a fight in the Bronx; he survived with non-life-threatening injuries. Another similar violent incident occurred days earlier in Queens.

A man was charged with animal cruelty after 11 malnourished dogs, two testing positive for cocaine, were found in a hazardous home in Centereach, Long Island.

Federal agents searched the home of Queens pastor Rev. Alfred Cockfield II, whose PAC has ties to New York Mayor Eric Adams. Details of the investigation are undisclosed.

NYPD seeks a suspect for forcibly touching a 15-year-old girl in Queens, offering a $3,500 reward for information.

An 84-year-old woman was fatally stabbed by her 51-year-old daughter on Thanksgiving Eve in Long Island. The daughter was arrested and charged with second-degree murder.

Newark Airport experienced significant Thanksgiving travel delays with the FAA reporting average delays of 95 minutes. AAA noted nearly 80 million people traveled, with a strike at Charlotte Douglas International Airport adding to disruptions.

The NYPD seeks tips on a Bronx robbery where two suspects targeted a 14-year-old boy, with a reward up to $3,500 for information.

Housing Connect lists affordable apartments in NYC, with rents under $1,000, featuring options in Queens and a Madison Avenue high-rise with a housing lottery.

A two-alarm fire hit a Queens commercial strip, injuring three firefighters and damaging businesses, including Maca and Taste of Samarkand. The cause is under investigation.

Rep. Ritchie Torres criticizes the Adams administration for inadequate disciplinary action against a staffer and the early release of a convict linked to a murder spree.

Devin Spraggins was sentenced to 39 years to life for the 2023 shooting of NYPD Officer Brett Boller in Queens.

The Staten Island Ferry will reintroduce on-board concessions, featuring Dunkin' offerings, potentially including beer, within two months, ending the pre-pandemic pause of such services.

A Russian woman boarded a Delta flight to Paris without a boarding pass, was denied entry in France, and then detained for causing a disturbance on her return flight. The TSA and Delta are investigating the security breach at JFK Airport.

The NYPD is seeking help to locate Brianna Adrian Walker, missing since July 1 and last seen in the Bronx. They urge anyone with info to call 800-577-Tips.

A woman was stabbed in the neck during a dispute inside a Queens massage parlor, and was hospitalized with serious injuries. The suspect is at large, with an NYPD investigation ongoing.

Two men were arrested in the Bronx after 12 kilograms of fentanyl were found near two day care centers, with first responders managing exposure risks.

A Long Island doctor, Dr. Roya Jafari-Hassad, has been convicted of illegally prescribing oxycodone and faces up to 20 years per count on eight counts.

A man was fatally hit by a school bus on Staten Island and the driver is being investigated. Earlier, a woman was also struck and killed in a separate incident near a hospital.

An American Airlines flight to Charlotte had an emergency landing at JFK due to a bird strike. All passengers and crew aboard the Airbus A321 were unharmed.

Real estate deals are transforming Mott Haven, with Peter Fine selling a development site for $28.5 million, and Kofee cafe set to open at RXR's residential tower Maven in 2025.

New York City's Citi Bike program is set to expand by fall 2025, adding 250 docking stations and 2,900 bikes including electric ones, to improve transit accessibility in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens.

Driver Fabrice Bayonne hit two pedestrians in Queens and was arrested after fleeing police and crashing his BMW. The injured are stable; NYPD investigates.

Rafael Alvarez, known as "the Magician," pleaded guilty to a tax fraud scheme, costing the IRS $145 million. He faces up to eight years in prison and is ordered to pay restitution.

A 12-year-old boy in the Bronx shot himself in the foot with a gun and was taken to the hospital. The incident is under investigation and the boy is not cooperating with police. No arrests have been made.

The NYPD seeks tips on a Bronx robbery where a suspect stole $320 at gunpoint on Dec. 11. They offer a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

A judge halted the eviction of over 300 nursing home residents and ordered staff payment at Cold Spring Hills in Long Island during legal battles over the facility's financial woes.

NYC opens a new affordable housing site in the Bronx, as part of Mayor Adams' initiative to reduce homelessness, offering services for people with criminal histories and substance use issues.

A woman is critical after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected in her St. Albans, Queens home, likely from a malfunctioning boiler and illegal renovations.

New York's Medicaid home care program overhaul faces legal battles amid concerns over a controversial single vendor transition and potential service disruptions for beneficiaries.

A woman in Queens was killed in a Christmas night hit-and-run. The victim, identified as Antonina Freycinet, was hit near her home. Police are investigating, lacking suspects or witnesses.

A New York City audit finds higher eviction rates at public housing managed by private firms under the PACT program compared to traditional public housing.

A man died on Christmas after falling onto subway tracks while smoking between cars on NYC's Upper East Side. He was struck by the train, leading to his death.

The article reports on the slight decline in New York City's hotel occupancy rates and the city's phasing out of some hotels used for migrant housing.

The Suffolk County DA is investigating alleged abuse at Holtsville Ecology Site after a bear's death, amid claims of neglect and poor care at the refuge.

Six people, including a mother and daughter, were shot in a Bronx convenience store; the mother was used as a human shield. The suspects are at large.

A mass shooting in Jamaica, Queens wounded ten teens outside Amazura Concert Hall on New Year's Day. NYPD searches for four male suspects involved in the incident.

Rudy Giuliani fights to keep Yankees World Series rings, claiming they were meant for his son and should be exempt from legal proceedings related to a $148 million defamation case.

Daniel Henderson, 42, of Yonkers, was arrested for allegedly tagging New Rochelle with pizza-themed graffiti across 13 spots, sparking debate over art vs. vandalism.

A woman was fatally struck by an MTA bus in Queens. The incident is under NYPD investigation, with the bus driver not charged but reassigned during inquiries.

Astoria's Tootles & French named USA Today's best new restaurant, a win attributed to its Mexican-inspired flavors, local community roots, and LGBTQ-supportive practices.

New residential developments are underway in Astoria, Queens, including Raymond Chan's 29-unit building with retail and healthcare spaces, and the Durst Organization's Halletts Point project with two towers and waterfront access.

The Justice Department announced a settlement with the City of New York and Queens Borough Public Library to remedy ADA violations at Hunters Point Library Branch.

The NYPD is seeking information on a Bronx stabbing on January 10, 2025, where a 14-year-old was killed, with a reward offered for useful information.

A 72-year-old Queens man, Badiul Jamal, faces charges for allegedly luring and stalking a 12-year-old girl. He is accused of grabbing the girl's hand, but she was not injured.

The MTA is starting a four-month shutdown of the A train service to Far Rockaway for Superstorm Sandy repairs, affecting 9,000 riders, with shuttle bus services and reduced LIRR fares as mitigation.

A 64-year-old man was found dead with suspicious injuries in an ambulette in the Bronx; NYPD is investigating.

A Crips gang member is indicted for a 2021 murder in the Bronx, facing racketeering and firearms charges. The "Rollin 20s" gang set is implicated in violence and drug trafficking.

Corning Incorporated will invest over $315 million in its New York facility expansion, creating 300 jobs and supporting semiconductor industry growth.

The proposed 2,200-bed migrant shelter in the South Bronx faces opposition from the community and officials, citing concerns of burdening the area. Mayor Adams defends the plan as part of the city's crisis response.

New York City braces for immigration policy impacts, with local officials challenging Trump's executive orders on birthright citizenship and deportation escalations, while communities and industries fear repercussions.

A fence on Staten Island's Martling Avenue Bridge, which blocked views of Clove Lakes Park, is being removed after community protests and a successful campaign for its dismantlement.

The criminal case against Queens squatter Brian Rodriguez has been adjourned until July, with evidence gathering ongoing in the high-profile squatting incident.

NYPD seeks information on nine suspects for stabbing, robbing a teen in Parkchester; victim is stable. A reward is offered for tips leading to their arrest.

Brian Rodriguez pleaded guilty to squatting and renting out a home in Flushing, Queens. Homeowner Adele Andaloro's property dispute led to Rodriguez facing a two-year sentence and national attention.

A fire in a Queens townhouse injured three and was complicated by a frozen hydrant. E-bikes and batteries were discovered at the scene; the cause remains under investigation.

Four individuals were indicted for running a drug trafficking operation in Flushing, Queens, and are facing various charges after being targeted by "Operation Frostbite."

Seven men face charges for a Queens baby shower shooting that resulted in one death and three injuries, with potential gang ties and children present.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces the expansion of the Suffolk Crime Analysis Center to strengthen law enforcement efforts, featuring better technology and increased staff, amidst a reported crime decrease in Long Island.

The NYPD released an age-progressed image of Arkadiy "ARK" Tashman, who disappeared from Staten Island in 2005, to renew public interest and gather information.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues developer David Roberts and his company for illegal land clearing and construction in the protected Pine Barrens.

NYPD seeks two suspects for a robbery at a Bronx subway station, where a 16-year-old was robbed at gunpoint for his phone and credit cards. They offer a $3,500 reward for information.

Rex Heuermann faces multiple murder charges linking him to seven deaths, with his defense challenging DNA evidence and seeking separate trials for the charges. The DNA methods are under legal scrutiny as the prosecution maintains their validity.

NYC offers various events to celebrate Black History Month, including music, poetry, food, comedy, outdoor activities, and exhibitions reflecting Black culture.

An 85-year-old woman in the Bronx had her cart stolen with $40,000 in checks and an iPhone. The NYPD seeks the suspect last seen in a black sweatshirt.

NY lawmakers discuss changing the election law to possibly delay a special election for Rep. Stefanik's House seat, amid GOP concerns of Democratic power abuse.

Staten Island Chuck predicts an early spring for 2025, contrasting with Punxsutawney Phil's longer winter forecast. The event also reflects on past incidents with former Mayor Bill de Blasio.

New York City skies will feature a visible "parade of planets" after sunset, including Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, some viewable with the naked eye.

The Cold Spring Hills nursing home in Long Island may close by May 15 unless a labor deal is reached, amid financial woes and a potential new owner negotiation.

NYC hospitals instruct staff on how to handle ICE raids without hiding patients, prompting backlash from Democratic lawmakers and causing confusion and concern among health workers and the immigrant community.

Bronx shootings claim the lives of two fathers, with suspects Anthony Riser and Lavar Davis at large, highlighting the area's continued violence and societal issues.

Governor Hochul announces expansion of Safe Options Support (SOS) to Staten Island, aiming to aid the homeless, including those with mental health and substance use issues, marking citywide coverage.

A Queens community group is urging for stricter parking rules after a deadly fire in Brooklyn was worsened by illegally parked cars blocking hydrants.

Michelle Fitzsimmons becomes the first female Deputy Chief in FDNY history, leading the department's advancements and diversity during a promotion ceremony.

NY Attorney General Letitia James leads a lawsuit against the Trump administration over claims that Elon Musk unlawfully accessed Treasury data. A restraining order was issued against Musk.

A Bronx apartment fire injured six people, where firefighters saved a girl. Almost 140 responders fought the blaze, and Red Cross is aiding 27 displaced residents. The cause remains under investigation.

A 16-year-old boy faces manslaughter charges after the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Deaza Barkley in Queens, with the NYPD investigating firearm possession details.

A $42 million expansion of a Staten Island health center is jeopardized by a federal funding freeze, which has affected community health centers nationwide, leading to service disruptions and center closures.

New York City's settlements for police and prosecutorial misconduct lawsuits surged to $206 million in 2024, marking a significant increase from previous years.

Officers fatally shot a 79-year-old man who pointed a gun at them outside a Queens precinct; the man was earlier reported missing and in mental decline.

An inmate, Ramel Powell, died at Rikers Island, making it the first death in NYC's correction system this year. An investigation is underway, with an overdose suspected.

The Queens District Attorney's office is seeking public help in the 2020 cold case murder of off-duty Correction Officer John Jeff, offering a $30,000 reward and releasing new surveillance footage.

PSEG Long Island has launched "Senior Connections," an initiative to educate seniors on storm prep, scam awareness, electrical safety, and energy efficiency to ensure safety and cost savings.

Bronx man, Marlon Edwards, was sentenced to 15 years for Attempted Murder after attacking his ex-girlfriend and another man, leaving the former paralyzed.

A woman was hit by a stray bullet while sleeping in the Bronx; five teenagers face charges related to the incident.

The trial of ex-detective Hector Rosario, accused of aiding the Bonanno mafia in a fake raid against the Genovese family, began, with the prosecution citing a betrayal of trust.

Former NY Governor Andrew Cuomo is rumored to be preparing for a NYC mayoral run amid an ongoing probe into his professional conduct that could affect his law license.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has requested dismissal of his corruption case, citing prosecutorial misconduct and leaked DOJ communications, affecting his presumption of innocence. His trial is currently on hold.

Bronx man Michael Williams was sentenced to 10 years for arson and burglary after setting fire to his ex-partner's residence, endangering an apartment building.

Bronx man James Kelly was sentenced to 160 months for robbing two delis and brandishing a firearm, with the judge also imposing supervised release and restitution.

An 18-year-old was shot in the Bronx and is now stable; the NYPD is seeking three men in relation to the incident. The community expresses concerns about safety.

A 3-year-old boy was found dead in the Mamaroneck River after being reported missing from his Westchester County home. The search concluded with the tragic discovery near the Hillside Avenue Bridge.

NYPD seeks suspect in assault of a 72-year-old at a Queens subway station, offering a $3,500 reward for information.

NY Governor Hochul supports laid-off federal workers, hosting a roundtable and visiting a hospital to oppose Medicaid cuts. Sen. Schumer criticizes Social Security office closures. Hochul's ad campaign invites laid-off workers to join NY's workforce.

A Bronx daycare operator was sentenced to 45 years for trafficking fentanyl, resulting in a toddler's death and the poisoning of three other children.

A seven-month-pregnant woman was punched in the face on a Queens subway on Feb. 25, resulting in facial injuries. Police are looking for the suspect, described as having a medium build and wearing a black coat and blue jeans.

A judge rejected NYC's request for the immediate return of $80 million from FEMA for migrant shelters, citing no irreparable harm, amidst debates over the funds' retraction initiated by the Trump Administration.

A 59-year-old man was found dead at a Bronx homeless shelter with head trauma. His cause of death is under investigation; no arrests made. Comunilife, the operating nonprofit, expressed condolences and is aiding the investigation.

Police shot and killed an armed 55-year-old man in a Staten Island Home Depot parking lot after he pointed a gun at them; the incident is under investigation.

NY Attorney General Letitia James has delivered $344,000 of baby formula to Bronx families, aiding those affected by food insecurity. This distribution is part of a larger $675,000 provision sourced from a price gouging settlement.

Governor Hochul announces the opening of "62 Main," a sustainable affordable housing development in Tarrytown, converted from an old YMCA, targeting seniors and households earning up to 70% of the Area Median Income.

A fire at a Willets Point auto shop in Queens was extinguished by over 130 firefighters; one firefighter was injured, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

A Dominican national, Marco Tulio Fernandez-Rodriguez, has been extradited to the US to face charges of murder, narcotics, and firearms related to a deadly robbery attempt in Mount Vernon.

New York's AG Letitia James has secured over $4.6 million for citizens facing wrongful medical charges, with the Health Care Helpline resolving 4,800 complaints.

Waldo Mejia was found unfit for trial for the fatal stabbing of Caleb Rijos due to mental health reasons and may be committed to a psychiatric hospital.

New York invests $270 million towards creating and preserving over 1,800 affordable homes to address the housing crisis, with additional aims to support local economies and sustainability.

NYPD is investigating a spree of burglaries across Staten Island, Manhattan, and Brooklyn, where a suspect has stolen over $17,000 from various small businesses.

A couple from New York is charged with manslaughter after their Airbnb rental's fire, lacking smoke detectors, led to the deaths of a teacher and her child.

A Queens man was arrested for visa fraud, impersonating a federal agent, alleged to have scammed a victim out of $500,000 over eight years, facing up to 43 years in prison.

Queens actor Isaiah Stokes was sentenced to 25 years to life for the 2021 murder of Tyrone Jones, convicted of second-degree murder and weapon possession.

Woman's body found in East River at Fort Totten Park, Queens, with a blood-stained Mercedes nearby, sparking NYPD investigation.

Two JFK contractors were arrested for allegedly stealing over $70,000 worth of copper wire from the airport. They exploited their access to a restricted area and were caught by Port Authority investigators.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams predicts Yankee and Met home games will generate $909 million in economic activity for the city in 2025, highlighting their contribution to local economic growth and job creation.

NY Attorney General Letitia James recovers over $5 million from Community Options, Inc. for improperly billing Medicaid for unsatisfactory developmental disability services.

Brian Rodriguez was sentenced to two years in prison for illegally occupying and renting out a Flushing home after pleading guilty to falsely reporting an incident.

Brian Rodriguez was sentenced to two years in prison for illegally occupying and renting out a Flushing home he did not own, as reported by the Queens DA.

Attorney General James released footage from an OSI investigation of Gary Worthy's death involving NYPD gunfire, aiming to ensure transparency and public trust.

Authorities seek two men who hung a noose from a Queens water tower, potentially as a bias crime. The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force released footage seeking public aid to find them.

An elderly couple from the Bronx, Vitelio and Luisa Sanchez, missing since Monday, were found safe at a Manhattan hospital. Vitelio suffered a stroke and Luisa has dementia. The family is relieved.

Two NYPD officers, McMillan and Colon, face charges including burglary and forcible touching; they allegedly abused their authority in Jackson Heights.

The NYPD seeks the public's help in identifying suspects in a Bronx stabbing on March 27; a 25-year-old man was injured, with a reward offered for information.

An MTA bus and a sanitation vehicle collided in the Bronx, injuring 16 people, with all expected to survive. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Father and son executives, Randy and Chad Miller, charged with defrauding investors in a municipal bond offering for a sports complex, misappropriating over $280 million.

Governor Hochul has launched a $7 million safety enhancement project for Long Island roadways, aiming to reconfigure exits and add lanes and crosswalks to reduce traffic fatalities and improve pedestrian safety.

NY Governor Hochul announced the opening of 125 new psychiatric beds in state facilities since December, emphasizing enhanced care for mental health challenges.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul and MTA officials began construction of a new Yaphank LIRR station, aiming to improve Suffolk County transit and accessibility.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a trio of gun safety bills, including penalties for pistol converters and enforcing merchant codes for gun buys, after reporting a 53% drop in shootings.

The Gothamist article discusses the high proportion of immigrants in NYC, their economic challenges, and the city's expenditure on sanctuary support for undocumented immigrants.

Leshawn Thomas of Clayville received a 10-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking and illegal gun possession after pleading guilty to the charges.

Authorities search for suspects after a shooting in a Bronx Wendy's left two men injured; the incident may be gang-related. Witnesses report suspects observed the victims before attacking.

NYC residents with income limits can apply for a free air conditioner or fan through the Cooling Assistance program starting April 15. Eligibility criteria and application details are available through ACCESS NYC and HEAP.

New Himalayan eateries in Queens offer innovative and diverse culinary experiences, showcasing regional dishes and spices, blending traditions, and respecting cultural diets.

Sullivan County International Airport is nearing completion of its revamp as part of a $230 million New York state investment to enhance regional airports, boosting tourism and the economy.

The NYPD is searching for two suspects involved in an armed robbery in Queens. The incident, which occurred on the morning of April 8, is currently under investigation.

FDNY firefighters controlled a 3-alarm fire on Staten Island, involving two homes without reported injuries. The fire, which broke out in the evening, was contained by 8:42 p.m. with over 100 personnel responding.

A judge has allowed the "Central Park Five's" defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump to proceed, relating to his comments on their wrongful conviction case.

NY AG's OSI investigates the fatal shooting of David Levine by NYSP troopers, after Levine allegedly pointed a gun at officers in a barracks parking lot.

The NYPD seeks information on a Bronx subway station robbery where a 21-year-old was threatened by three with a knife and razor, and robbed. They offer up to $3,500 for tips.

A teen in Queens was shot by a man who then killed himself, possibly over a love triangle. Both were declared dead at a hospital. Police are investigating.

New York AG Letitia James reported a successful gun buyback in Syracuse, with 638 firearms collected, including assault weapons and handguns, as part of the state's anti-violence efforts.

Astoria, the wild turkey known for her urban exploits, was spotted strutting through Midtown Manhattan, possibly searching for a mate, to the surprise of locals.

Following a verbal dispute on Boston Road in the Bronx, three men assaulted a 32-year-old, with one stabbing him in the face and head. NYPD Crimestoppers is offering a reward for information.

A 9-year-old was severely injured by a neighbor's pit bull in Bay Shore, prompting the family to demand the dog's removal amid ongoing concerns and a pending court decision.

A joint probe by Queens DA and NYPD led to nine indictments in a Queens drug operation using a child in transactions. Over $12k in drugs were bought undercover.

Brandon Sestoso, 43, was sentenced to 3 ½ to 7 years for stealing from mailboxes in Queens. His accomplice, Rowena Farkas, is still wanted.

NYPD seeks help to catch robbers in the Bronx, offering a $3,500 reward for tips leading to an arrest. The suspects, armed with firearms, have been robbing victims in the 42nd and 48th Precincts.

Malcolm Anglin faces second-degree murder charges for a fatal road rage incident in May, where he allegedly used his vehicle to fatally assault Thomas McDade in Breezy Point after an argument.

Ten guards at Mid-State Correctional Facility face charges over the fatal beating of inmate Messiah Nantwi; two are charged with second-degree murder.

Ex-FDNY firefighter Michael Peña pleads not guilty to second-degree manslaughter and DWI, accused of a fatal crash that killed Justin Diaz after allegedly speeding and running a red light.

Sorai King, 20, was killed by a gunshot in a Bronx deli after a dispute, with his family seeking justice. The shooting might have been gang-related; the suspect, seen fleeing, is still at large.

Governor Kathy Hochul initiates a $16.6 million road improvement project across Long Island, affecting 55 lane miles to reduce congestion and enhance safety.

The NYPD is actively seeking a suspect in connection with the attempted rape of an elderly woman in the Bronx. A $3,500 reward is being offered for any information that leads to the arrest of the individual responsible.

Walgreens has agreed to pay $350 million over claims of illegally dispensing opioids and filing false healthcare claims, with an additional potential $50 million due upon future corporate changes.

NYC hoteliers push for a lower hotel occupancy tax rate, from 5.875% to 3%, citing damage from Trump-era tariffs and aiming to boost tourism and economic stability, despite last quarter's $238 million revenue from the tax.

A woman and her grandchildren narrowly escaped injury when a manhole exploded behind them in Poughkeepsie, NY; no one was hurt, and the cause is under investigation.

Argentinian-Americans in NYC mourn the death of Pope Francis at 88, recalling his impact and feeling a personal connection to the Buenos Aires-born pontiff.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a commercial burglary in the Bronx, having occurred on April 13; enterprising with a screwdriver, the individual took property from 873 East Tremont Avenue. A $3,500 reward is available for tips.

A 19-year-old man, Kevin Hernandez, was fatally shot in front of a Queens school; suspects fled, and no arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing.

Attorneys general from 40 states urge Congress to maintain funding for the Legal Services Corporation, highlighting its importance in providing legal assistance to the underprivileged.

After overturning his conviction, Andre Brown faces potential re-incarceration due to an appellate reversal, with his future uncertain amid calls for clemency and systemic legal reforms.

Eric Adams appoints Kim L. Yu as Director of MOCS and chief procurement officer, with Yexenia Markland as deputy director and John K. Katsorhis as deputy chief procurement officer.

Attorney General Letitia James' Office of Special Investigation has initiated a formal probe into the death of Henry Sanders after his encounter with Suffolk County Police in Wyandanch. The investigation, triggered by new information, will examine both on-duty and off-duty police actions involved in the incident.

The MTA expands automated enforcement to M2 and M4 bus routes in Manhattan, issuing fines to drivers blocking lanes, aiming to improve bus speeds and reduce collisions.

New York Attorney General Letitia James released bodycam footage from an investigation into Matthew Brown's death after his encounter with state police.

A Long Island teen developed a successful AI calorie counting app, Cal AI, but was rejected by Ivy League schools despite his impressive achievements.

Jalon Lenny Garrett was arrested in Baltimore for his alleged involvement in the robbery, kidnapping, and shooting death of a marijuana dealer in Queens.

Astoria's traffic redesign to prioritize bikers on 31st Avenue has led to increased traffic issues, dividing opinion among residents and drivers facing longer commutes. The DOT is monitoring the changes and may adjust plans after community feedback.

David Fernandes III, a registered sex offender from NY, was arrested for sending obscene material to a minor; the charges could lead to a 10-year sentence.

New York City halted new enrollment for child care subsidies due to a funding dispute with Governor Hochul's administration, causing concerns among low-income families and prompting city officials to call for a resolution.

Poughkeepsie gang member known as "Quiet" has been sentenced to 34 years in prison for the murder of a teenage bystander and his involvement in related criminal activities, marking the conclusion of a high-profile case.

A Queens man received up to 30 years in prison for a series of burglaries after a jury trial, with evidence of his elaborate methods and substantial loot including luxury items.

The Justice Department's Operation Restore Justice arrested 205 individuals and rescued 115 children from sex predator networks, in a large-scale FBI-coordinated effort.

Three members of a New York gang have been convicted of four murders and are set to face life sentences in prison. The convictions are part of a broader effort to combat violent crime and gang-related activity in the city.

A Schenectady man was sentenced to 188 months for meth distribution after pleading guilty and attempting to evade arrest, and will face 4 years of supervised release thereafter.

New York introduces laws aiming at regulating AI technology, requiring companies to disclose when chatbots are used and directing at-risk users to mental health resources. Creating sexual deepfakes of minors is criminalized under the new legislation.

Three people died in a fiery SUV crash near Bethpage State Park on Mother's Day. The vehicle hit a tree and caught fire; authorities are investigating the cause.

31-year-old Fode Bamba was stabbed to death on Mother's Day in the Bronx; Dontay Taylor, 20, faces murder charges.

New York City plans to double pedestrian and cycling space on the Queensboro Bridge by dedicating lanes to each group for safety and to encourage non-vehicular travel.

Feliz Enrique charged with assaulting both a child and an off-duty police officer in Glendale, leading to severe injuries including a severed fingertip.

NYC's Health Department launched a syringe redemption program, offering public earnings for collecting used syringes, and has seen collection of 20,000 syringes in a month.

Tick season in the Bay Area is starting early due to warmer climate, raising concerns about tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease. Experts advise proactive measures and caution during outdoor activities.

A Maryland man received a 25-year sentence for murdering his children's grandfather in Springfield Gardens, after being convicted of second-degree murder and weapon possession.

Bronx man Jeremy Cortorreal is sentenced to 20 years for manslaughter in the strangulation death of his girlfriend, according to the Bronx DA's office.

The Jones Beach State Park in Long Island will host the FourLeaf Air Show with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and other military and civilian performers, anticipated to attract over 350,000 attendees.

Governor Kathy Hochul and the MTA announced the return of A and S train services to the Rockaway Peninsula, following improvements to weather resilience and infrastructure.

A man was killed and a woman injured in a Bronx shooting after a man fired into a crowd, hitting two bystanders. The suspect was arrested and the firearm recovered.

Billie Eilish extends her 'Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour' with additional shows including a two-night stint at UBS Arena in Long Island on October 25 and 26. Pre-sale tickets are available with general sales to follow.

Attorney General's OSI finds no basis for criminal charges against a DPD officer involved in Steven Zalewski's death, but recommends improved police protocols.

Long Island's farms prepare for summer festivals, with the 70-year-old Mattituck Strawberry Festival and activities like watermelon feasts and lavender events drawing local participation.

A boat crash in Hampton Bays led to several hospitalizations and the arrest of the captain for BWI and vehicular assault. The incident involved the boat hitting a jetty and is under investigation.

The FourLeaf Air Show at Jones Beach State Park celebrated military history with aerial displays while also honoring armed forces during the Memorial Day Weekend.

NYC landlords with public funds seek eviction warrants against nearly 300 tenants for unpaid rent, while small landlords endure legal disputes impacting their finances and well-being. Calls grow for better oversight and reform in the housing system.

Authorities indicted six individuals, including a USDA employee, for a $66 million food stamp fraud scheme involving the misuse of SNAP benefits, bribery, and government fund theft.

A fire in Goshen, NY, killed three people, including two children, with the cause under investigation. Local schools offer counseling in the wake of the tragedy.

An armored Brinks truck was robbed by two armed suspects in Queens, with an undisclosed amount of cash taken and no injuries reported. Police are investigating and searching for the suspects.

Jay Clayton, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, welcomes Sean Buckley as the newly appointed Deputy U.S. Attorney, bringing his extensive background from private and public sectors into the role.

Two brothers from Astoria were sentenced to prison for possessing an arsenal of weapons, including bombs and 3D-printed guns, following a Queens DA investigation.

Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado is running for Governor of New York, challenging incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul. His campaign emphasizes his upstate roots and a change from established leadership.