A watchdog says crisis pregnancy centers are advertising they can "rule out" ectopic pregnancy after a single scan. Medical groups say diagnosis usually requires follow‑up testing.

A pickup truck drove onto a 23-foot boat at Bay Shore Marina Wednesday; the unoccupied vessel was damaged but no one was hurt.

Search teams recovered the body of 34-year-old Kwahiwi Edwards on a Stratford shore after he was swept off Penfield Reef while fishing. Officials and neighbors had kept vigil during the weeklong effort.

A loaded Glock 22 and an extended magazine were recovered from a stolen vehicle in the Bronx after a search warrant, the NYPD says.

Danskammer Energy's Chapter 11 filing lists about $13M in claims as NYISO warns the Newburgh peaker may need to stay online to avoid a Lower Hudson shortfall.

A man was shot in the back in Wakefield early Tuesday and taken to St. Barnabas Hospital; police say he is expected to recover and no arrests were reported.

A 17-year-old was stabbed and a 19-year-old shot near Parkchester's 6 train station Monday; both were taken to Jacobi Hospital and are expected to recover.

Saadia Group acquired a roughly 694,000‑SF office campus at 30 Knightsbridge Road in Piscataway; market data pegs the deal near $56.5M while county records show a June 21 deed filing.

Houston buyer Valiant Energy Management has purchased VanDeMark Chemical as the Lockport plant closed in May and 69 workers were laid off; the sale comes amid a lawsuit alleging toxic exposure.

Two Bronx residents were indicted after prosecutors say they used stolen identities to claim more than $500,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits and funneled the money through Cash App accounts.

A sinkhole at Napier and East 233rd unsettled Woodlawn drivers and drew a DEP crew, which inspected and repaired the spot after residents raised alarms. Locals say past work at the intersection may be to blame.

A Connecticut man says he owes his $3.4 million Lotto! windfall to the New York Knicks after a ticket he bought in Old Greenwich matched all six numbers.

After years of complaints about brown water, broken elevators and rising maintenance, Jamie Towers got a $4 million state boost. Board leaders say oversight and a clear spending plan will be crucial.