A 36-year-old man was slashed and robbed of his chain in Riverdale Saturday evening; police are searching for two moped-riding suspects. Tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers.

A Wyandanch man was tased after crashing into a utility pole, then arrested and charged with DWI and related counts, police say.

A ninth‑inning rally and a 10th‑inning sac fly lifted the Red Sox to a 3–2 win over the Mets, capping a perfect 9‑0 road trip and a nine‑game streak.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a 35-year-old passenger was punched and robbed on a southbound 5 train at 174 Street; tips may be eligible for a reward.

A Yonkers rookie officer helped take into custody a woman witnesses say was chasing people while pointing a gun; the suspect was charged with criminal possession of a weapon.

Hope House opened in the Bronx as a residential alternative to incarceration for people with serious mental illness, and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg attended the launch. The program will house a small cohort under a court-approved diversion model.

Four people attacked and slashed a 43-year-old man near Villa Avenue and East 204th Street on June 15. NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

David Mosley pleaded guilty in Bronx Supreme Court to aggravated cruelty to animals after graphic images of a cat’s death circulated online. Prosecutors say he faces up to two years and was remanded to Rikers.

Orangetown’s Planning Board voted to require a full EIS for DataBank’s proposed Phase II near Lake Tappan, pausing approvals while water, energy and noise impacts are studied.

A planned July 7 meeting between Mayor Mamdani’s international affairs commissioner and Iran’s U.N. ambassador was reportedly halted after federal diplomats intervened.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released surveillance images and is offering up to $3,500 after a 41‑year‑old was stabbed near 46th Ave and 102nd St in Corona.

A New York man was sentenced to 15 years after prosecutors say he used rideshare trips to lure teenagers from a Connecticut group home. Authorities recovered videos on his phone and federal prosecutors tied the case to Project Safe Childhood.

State investigators say Julie DeVuono falsified immunization entries for more than 160 children; New York has assessed a $544,000 civil penalty.