A Jamaica resident was indicted after prosecutors say he struck and killed a scooter rider in Astoria. The case returns to Queens Supreme Court on March 26.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's call to increase property taxes amid a $5.4 billion budget shortfall meets strong opposition from Queens homeowners and city officials.

Two months after Pamela Guerrero was found dead in a Bronx building, family members say the medical examiner hasn’t ruled a cause and investigators have offered few answers.

A federal judge dismissed Tom Donlon’s RICO-style suit against top NYPD officials and Mayor Eric Adams, finding the complaint didn’t plead a coordinated criminal enterprise.

Related and Phipps Houses closed a $136.5M Fannie Mae‑backed refinancing for the 619‑unit Hunter’s Point South Commons in Long Island City. The deal arrives amid LIHTC resyndication and federal bond‑rule changes that could affect preservation options.

Terreno paid $92M for an 81,000‑sf cross‑dock warehouse in College Point and plans about $103.4M total investment, with interior finishes due early 2027.

Letitia James joined a multistate lawsuit seeking to restore nearly $8 billion in energy grants she says the administration unlawfully terminated. The filing argues the rescissions were arbitrary and threaten projects and jobs across New York.

The state awarded three Daniel’s Law pilot grants — $2M each — to Rochester, Central Nassau and Jefferson County as advocates press for larger, recurring funding.

Four men are being sought after three pre‑dawn cellphone robberies on the Bronx D train left riders threatened with weapons. Detectives are reviewing station video.

A WWII parachute repurposed into a wedding dress by Evelyn Braet is on display at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, embodying love and resourcefulness during post-war scarcity.

Governor Hochul has signed a law requiring child-care inspectors to get guidance on spotting controlled substances after a Bronx toddler died from fentanyl exposure.

New Terminal One at JFK will use CBP’s Enhanced Passenger Processing — a free, no‑enrollment facial‑match system that could let eligible U.S. citizens move through passport control in seconds. Officials say travelers can opt out and a manual lane will remain.

Relay is ending New York City deliveries on April 1, citing business concerns as the city tightens pay and deactivation rules. Thousands of riders now face a scramble for other apps.