Video shows ICE agents detaining two men in Norwood; one detainee says he was a U.S. citizen who was wrongly arrested and suffered head injuries.

A 13-year-old was attacked opposite 46-21 Colden St in Flushing; NYPD Crime Stoppers has posted a wanted bulletin and is seeking tips.

A three-alarm fire at Victory Boulevard and Wild Avenue sent heavy smoke across nearby blocks; FDNY urged residents to avoid smoke and close windows.

Swiss prosecutors have charged a man in the killing of former Miss Switzerland finalist Kristina Joksimovic; court filings and reporting detail alleged dismemberment and attempts to destroy remains.

Rep. Pat Ryan appears to hold an early edge in New York’s 18th District as Republicans scramble to name a replacement nominee and a court upholds the substitution. Poll trackers and local filings make this a race to watch through the June primary and into November.

Several top federal prosecutors and enforcement chiefs canceled appearances at the New York City Bar’s white‑collar conference, exposing a widening rift with the organized bar. Organizers scrambled to fill panels amid questions about Washington’s new posture toward legal groups.

The MTA will suspend 7 service between Jackson Heights and Hudson Yards on two May weekends and begin platform rebuilds that could stretch into 2027. Here’s how riders should plan.

A Delta Connection regional jet and a private Cirrus briefly passed within roughly 475 feet near JFK; pilots followed collision‑avoidance alerts and landed safely.

The Giants agreed to a two-year deal with veteran DT D.J. Reader, bringing a proven run-stuffer to the interior as New York retools after trading Dexter Lawrence. Reader’s short-term deal gives the club flexibility while the draft class develops.

The Bronx School of Hip‑Hop — a new public high school focused on hip‑hop culture — will open this September as one of five new city schools adding arts and special‑education seats.

Mahopac’s My Cousin's — opened in 2021 as a tribute — will close at the end of June. Owner David Gallo thanked the community and urged patrons to visit before the final service.

A handful of multimillion-dollar house sales pushed Malba’s Q1 median to $2.5M, making the tiny Queens enclave the fifth priciest neighborhood in NYC.

Mostly sunny and warm Tuesday in NYC with gusts to 30+ mph and an elevated fire-spread risk; the state burn ban runs through May 14, 2026.