A 72-year-old man was killed after falling into the path of an MTA bus on Forest Avenue in Port Richmond; NYPD is investigating. DOT has proposed safety upgrades along the corridor.

Lawmakers and the family of Edeedson "Joshy" Cine9 Jr. rallied this week as sponsors pushed a bill to force faster police access to store surveillance after the Lindenhurst CVS killing.

J.P. Morgan says about $1 trillion in dry powder is parked in the Northeast; advisers say New York could be a top beneficiary if that cash moves.

Two Bronx Mitchell‑Lama co‑ops have listings on Housing Connect showing some units priced under $7,000. Here’s what buyers should know about eligibility, fees and applications.

A PLOS ONE study traced a 2020 apartment outbreak to shared bathroom ducts and urges retrofits — exhaust fans and non‑return flaps — to reduce airborne spread.

City Council introduced two bills to ban surveillance pricing and limit grocery price changes to once every 24 hours, framing the move as a consumer‑protection measure. Advocates and unions praised the effort while researchers urge careful drafting.

Benjamin Netanyahu and Gideon Sa’ar instructed officials to prepare a defamation suit after a Kristof op‑ed alleged sexual abuse of Palestinian detainees.

A man was found unconscious at the Van Cortlandt Park–242nd Street station and later died. Police arrested a 68‑year‑old Queens man and charged him with manslaughter.

Morning showers and isolated thunderstorms are likely with a wet commute. Weekend warms into the 70s–80s, but boaters should beware cold water.

State lawmakers and residents rallied in Albany behind a bill to pause new large data‑center permits for three years while regulators study energy, water and noise impacts.

A revived Albany package would bar certain sales of health data and require explicit consent for apps — prompting a clash between Planned Parenthood and a broad tech coalition.

A state court has vacated Cairo’s SEQRA clearance for the Blackhead Mountain redevelopment, pausing a planned luxury resort amid water- and energy-use concerns. Neighbors say the delay gives the town a chance for a fuller review.

Hempstead's Town Board voted to trim the maximum home footprint in Levittown from 30% to 27.5% to curb oversized rebuilds and preserve neighborhood scale.