Suffolk County DA Ray Tierney sits down on ABC7's Up Close to explain how investigators cracked the Gilgo Beach case and what comes next for victims' families.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted images of six people wanted in two L‑train robberies in Brooklyn on April 10. Tips that lead to arrests may be eligible for up to $3,500.

EDNY frames Clan del Golfo as both a drug cartel and a terror-style threat, saying prosecutions will target networks, finances and violent support cells.

Prince Street Pizza opens a Brooklyn storefront at 271 Smith Street on April 23, debuting a Sergio Tacchini collaboration, free slices for fans and $25 credits for early guests.

FDNY crews found Molotov-style devices at a Lower Manhattan blaze on 14 Murray Street; one person was treated for minor injuries and investigators remain on scene.

Three men received decades in prison after federal prosecutors said they killed a Brownsville security guard during a 2020 robbery. The case relied on surveillance and other evidence shown at trial.

Conall's Public House is moving into 51 1st Ave in the East Village, replacing Karma and promising drafts, cocktails and live music this spring. Exterior signage and hiring notices suggest an imminent opening.

George McNally’s Faux will open in Tribeca in June, occupying a two-floor duplex at 277 Church Street with chef Kristina Ramos running the kitchen. The build emphasizes lighting, millwork and a late-night downstairs bar.

A Brooklyn paraprofessional was arrested after allegedly dropping a 10-year-old inside a Brownsville school; the DOE has suspended the staffer and an arraignment is pending.

A 24-unit block at 123 Washington Street is on the market for $22M, offered as a single master unit and leased to a furnished‑housing operator.

A Westchester jury convicted 31‑year‑old Brandon Scerri on eight felonies after a May 11, 2024 home invasion in Hastings‑on‑Hudson that involved his handling a 7‑month‑old baby. Sentencing is scheduled for May 21, 2026.

A man posing as an NYPD officer told a 92-year-old Brooklyn woman her daughter was hurt, then took about $8,000 when he arrived. Police released a suspect description and asked for tips.

Bar Enzo has filed for a Midtown East liquor license at 1073 1st Ave, pitching a coffee-by-day, speakeasy-by-night concept that would bring its LIC cocktail program into Manhattan.