A late‑night blaze tore through an abandoned building at 1066 Clay Avenue in Concourse Village; FDNY says investigators are probing the cause as city records show prior vacate orders.

A 30-year-old East Hartford man was sentenced to nine years and ordered to repay $1.55M after prosecutors say he helped operate a nationwide romance‑scam ring. The case highlights growing online fraud losses.

Authorities say a man wanted in the New Year’s Day killing of a Bronx rideshare driver was arrested in the Dominican Republic. Family members and livery groups are still awaiting details about extradition and prosecution.

High Volt Electric and its president pleaded guilty after prosecutors say falsified payrolls robbed at least seven workers of roughly $325,000 while on SCA jobs.

Local Law 126 took effect March 12, requiring DOHMH to design transgender patient-rights signs and publish hospital service lists on 311 and its website.

Mamdani put A&E Real Estate on blast, citing thousands of violations and heavy mortgage distress. The clash shows the hard choices facing rent‑stabilized tenants.

Surveillance footage shows employees and a security guard attacked inside a Key Food in Allerton; local advocates say they are trying to identify the attackers.

Nassau County police released images after a Feb. 17 robbery at Best Buy in Green Acres Mall and are asking anyone who recognizes the man to call with tips.

A March 11 NFL memo shows the Tisch siblings want to move their remaining 23.1% New York Giants stake into trusts for their children. The request follows disclosure of Steve Tisch's communications with Jeffrey Epstein.

Foggy, damp morning across NYC; rain this morning turns chilly with a rain‑to‑snow mix by mid‑afternoon. Gusty winds and marine advisories may affect travel.

A 34-year-old Somers man pleaded guilty to sharing two child sexual-abuse videos via the messaging app Kik. Sentencing is set for April 9.

Letitia James led a coalition of attorneys general in a lawsuit seeking to block a new IPEDS survey that critics say forces colleges to hand over years of sensitive student data.

Hastings officials are investigating after stickers with antisemitic and anti‑Israel messages were found near Farragut Middle School and around the village.