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.

Hochul has pitched an annual surcharge on NYC second homes worth $5M+, setting off mayoral support and industry pushback as Albany eyes next steps.

Drivers and cyclists must now stop and remain stopped while people cross at uncontrolled intersections; police say violators may be cited. The rule sits alongside jaywalking decriminalization.

State officials say New York will name a host community in 2026 to host at least 1 GW of advanced nuclear power, kicking off a long permitting and planning process.

A 15-year-old was allegedly slashed inside William H. Taft High School on April 13; police say a student is in custody and charges are pending.

Waterville police arrested a 19-year-old New Yorker on a second-degree homicide warrant after a Friday search; he’s being held in Kennebec County while New York seeks extradition.

The New York Auto Show dazzled with EVs and concept cars — but average new‑vehicle prices near $50K and elevated used values left many visitors feeling priced out.

City Council committees will examine how jailed New Yorkers register and vote at Rikers tomorrow at 10:30 a.m., with bills on ballot‑curing and jail voter reporting on the agenda.

A Mount Vernon officer was arrested after St. Johns County investigators linked hundreds of cryptic, harassing messages to accounts allegedly tied to him. The case lands amid recent scandals involving other Mount Vernon officers.