Three suspects robbed and punched an 18‑year‑old on an F train near Court Square–23rd Street on March 17; police and Crime Stoppers are offering a reward for information.

A new Albany bill would require randomized full-body scans for corrections officers and set a clearer appeals process for visitors who fail scans. Sponsors say it aims to cut contraband and reduce disputed denials.

A Bronx Mitchell‑Lama co‑op has opened a waitlist with studios starting at $15,745. Low buy‑ins come with monthly maintenance and eligibility rules.

A tunnel fire near 135th Street stalled a 2 train and snarled service on the 2 and 3 lines during the Wednesday afternoon commute.

Three Molotov cocktails were thrown at a Staten Island home late Thursday; police say there were no injuries and are asking anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

Two teens were slashed aboard a Bx12 bus near East Fordham Road; police say a masked man fled the scene and both victims are expected to recover.

NYU gastroenterologist Aasma Shaukat warns that colorectal cancer is rising in younger adults as new American Cancer Society data show cause for concern.

After marathon talks in New York, the WNBA and players reached a verbal CBA that would raise top salaries and keep the 2026 season on track pending ratification.

A small NYC housing lottery lists units at 1985 Jerome Ave from $761; applications close May 18, 2026. These below-$1,000 rents are rare in the borough.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking help after shots were fired near East 233rd Street and Edenwald Avenue on Saturday night. Tips may be eligible for up to $3,500.

Hundreds of complaints have flowed to DCWP since the FARE Act took effect, but only a handful of broker-fee refunds have been issued to tenants. Enforcement numbers and borough hotspots don’t yet line up with expectations.

A 40,000‑sq‑ft, mass‑timber recreation center is planned for Walter Gladwin Park, aiming to close a neighborhood “recreation desert” and serve tens of thousands nearby. The city has posted procurement notices as designers finalize plans.

Speaker Julie Menin and Mayor Zohran Mamdani are backing changes that could let roadway dining operate year‑round while lawmakers weigh bills to simplify approvals.