A 37-year-old woman was shot overnight in Pelham Gardens and is recovering; police say the shooter fled the scene and remains at large.

A South Bronx clinic counselor was deported to Venezuela after a routine ICE check-in, leaving patients and staff scrambling.

Rashad Ruhani, a former staffer tied to Queens Defenders, entered a guilty plea in the federal fraud case that toppled the nonprofit’s leadership.

A City Council bill would require cafes and boba shops to accept customers' reusable cups, prompting a clash between waste-reduction goals and shop-level practicality.

Hochul says New York will invest up to $70M to help nonprofits and houses of worship shore up security. The funding targets physical and cybersecurity upgrades administered by DCJS.

Multiple people were shot Wednesday at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow; police say details are limited as detectives investigate. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.

The Putnam County Courier and Putnam County News & Recorder stopped publishing in early April, leaving a gap in local coverage and legal notices across Putnam County.

State investigators released body‑cam clips showing the moments before Adrian Cevallos was tased in Queens; the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide. The family has sued the city.

A Queens business was robbed on April 10 and a worker was struck with a firearm; police say 29 phones and cash were taken. NYPD is offering a reward for tips.

A Bronx DA says a DOC captain and 10 officers who worked at Rikers were arraigned on a 93-count indictment alleging they submitted fake timesheets and collected nearly $230K.

Advocates rallied outside Sally Beauty and urged passage of the Beauty Justice Act after tests showed cancer‑linked chemicals in products marketed for textured hair. The bill would give regulators new power and a timeline to cut toxic ingredients.

CDC data show extensively drug‑resistant Shigella is rising, and New York counties are reporting clusters. Health officials emphasize handwashing, testing and prompt clinical care.

A new filing from Jeffrey Lichtman says Carmine Agnello hasn’t donated his kidney and apologizes for prior counsel’s sprawling arguments as the Gotti grandson heads to sentencing.