The New York attorney general has subpoenaed Huntington for records after an 83‑year‑old said she didn’t know she was on the Working Families line; reporting flags petition irregularities.

Four lots of cetirizine 5 mg (100‑count) were recalled after possible ranitidine cross‑contamination. Consumers with ranitidine sensitivity should check bottles and contact a clinician.

Darius Clark launched a 53-inch vertical at Fanatics Fest in NYC, earning a $15,000 on-the-spot prize from Shaquille O’Neal as DUNKMAN rolls out its new pro dunk league.

A newly surfaced video shows Knicks guard Jordan Clarkson being restrained during an altercation with Travis Scott at Zero Bond in NoHo. The night included a 50 Cent set and a star-studded guest list.

A 32-year-old man was robbed while sleeping on a southbound 4 train near Union Square; NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for tips. Transit detectives are investigating.

Maimonides opened a new breast cancer wing in Brooklyn with 3D imaging, high‑res ultrasound and survivorship services to centralize follow‑up care.

A 70-year-old woman was shoved and robbed near Snyder and Bedford in Brooklyn. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and may offer up to $3,500.

Federal prosecutors say defendants allegedly created and deposited fake checks at multiple banks, EDNY announced. The office points to a pattern of stolen- and counterfeit-check prosecutions in the district.

Weekly tallies show 27 Manhattan luxury contracts and a tightening new‑development pipeline that industry data says is down about 62 percent.

Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada García was sentenced to life in federal prison in Brooklyn after pleading guilty to leading the Sinaloa Cartel. The case closes a years‑long probe.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will take up St. Mark’s maintenance plan Tuesday — a required step before the church can transfer air rights to a Third Avenue development.

United Talent Agency is reportedly taking roughly 101,000 sq ft at the Empire State Building to consolidate its Manhattan teams into one Midtown address.

A 96-year-old Auschwitz survivor told The New York Post he hides his Star of David when out in New York, saying he no longer feels safe wearing it as antisemitic incidents rise.