NYPD seeks tips on an assault and robbery in Queens, asking the public to help find three suspects who attacked a man and stole his iPhone in Kissena Park.

Investigative genealogy helps identify Susan Mann, a Queens teenager missing since 1980, with Nassau County detectives seeking public assistance to solve the case.

A man is accused of stabbing his mother-in-law to death, wounding his brother-in-law, and setting fire to their Queens home amid a purported divorce. He is in custody but not yet charged.

Bronx building suffers gas explosion, leaving a 20-story gash but no injuries; residents had reported gas smells prior.

A partial building collapse at a NYCHA housing tower in the South Bronx led to evacuations and an emergency response, with no initial reports of injuries. The cause and extent of damage are under investigation.

Juan Correa Sr. was sentenced to 17.5 years for leading a cocaine conspiracy from Puerto Rico to New York, involving money laundering and distribution.

Mayor Eric Adams boosts NYC's affordable housing budget by $1.8 billion for FY 2026, focusing on thousands of affordable homes, with increased funding for HPD and NYCHA's Section 8 conversions.

Charlie Javice, ex-CEO of Frank, was sentenced to 85 months in prison for defrauding JP Morgan Chase of $175 million by inflating user data during a company sale.

Lola Young collapsed on stage in New York and canceled her D.C. show, citing mental health and safety concerns. She's open about living with schizoaffective disorder.

New York's Community Advisory Committees vote on casino proposals in the Bronx and Coney Island, with potential rejection in Brooklyn and consideration for a Bally's project in the Bronx.

Eric Adams exits NYC mayoral race, citing concerns about political extremism; this shifts focus to candidates like Sliwa, who's under pressure to drop out, and Cuomo, facing socialist Mamdani.

Ex-NYPD Detective Saul Arismendy De La Cruz pled guilty to racketeering conspiracy, having assisted a theft ring while warning them about FBI actions. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

Residents in Queens' Blissville are troubled by foul odors from the Green Asphalt facility, raising health concerns. The plant faces a fine and criticism for pollution while officials seek remediation.