Federal records show a 15‑year, $35.5M lease for a Newburgh warehouse that procurement documents link to DHS/ICE. The award would significantly expand the agency’s local footprint and has drawn regional concern.

NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated images after a May 29 gunpoint robbery in Mullaly Park. Authorities say tips that lead to an arrest may earn up to $3,500.

Jollibee opened its first Bronx location in The Hub on Wednesday, drawing long lines, free samples and a ribbon‑cutting at Third Avenue and East 150th. The arrival is the latest sign of retail investment along the corridor.

Nassau County detectives raided six spas in Hicksville and Plainview on June 30, arresting eight women; three face unauthorized‑practice charges and others face prostitution counts.

A judge allowed Queens hotelier Yan Po Zhu to travel to the July 19 World Cup final under strict conditions as he contests a 13‑count federal indictment tied to a migrant shelter contract.

Mister Softee opened its fourth Long Island storefront at 4538 Sunrise Highway in Oakdale. The move extends the chain's brick‑and‑mortar push after East Islip and Center Moriches.

Two Syracuse teenagers were shot in an apparent accident that killed one and left the other brain dead. Families have set up fundraisers and the community held a vigil.

A federal judge refused to toss New York’s suit accusing Meta of using addictive algorithms on kids, a decision AG Letitia James hailed on X.

Two New York residents were arrested at the South Windsor Costco after police recovered 28 credit cards registered to different names. They face multiple theft and identity‑theft counts and were scheduled for Manchester court.

The landlord relisted Mayor Mamdani’s Astoria one‑bedroom at about $3,100 — roughly 35% more than he paid — spotlighting rent‑stabilization loopholes and political tensions.

An exterminator inspecting a pungent smell opened an ash trap and discovered a body inside the chimney at P.S./I.S. 113 in Glendale. NYPD and the city medical examiner are investigating.

City Council plans to widen Fair Fares to households up to 200% of the poverty line, adding roughly 340,000 riders and increasing annual costs to about $175M.

A rare, public sell‑off tied to Sergey Brin's family office highlights how rising costs and rent‑stabilization rules are squeezing New York landlords.