NYPD released images after moped riders snatched necklaces from teenage girls across the Bronx last weekend; one victim suffered minor neck injuries.

HHS approved hires to refill dozens of roles at the World Trade Center Health Program after months of staffing turmoil. Advocates call it progress but say delays persist.

A Special Commissioner report says a Maspeth High School librarian cultivated inappropriate relationships with at least 13 students and the DOE has moved him toward retirement. Phone and text records cited in the probe show repeated, high‑volume contact.

A federal jury found Anthony Michael Lennon guilty of failing to register as a sex offender, ending a 13‑year manhunt stemming from a 2012 staged disappearance. The conviction follows a four‑day trial in federal court.

Regency Centers is rolling out Whole Foods‑anchored redevelopments in Holbrook and Mount Sinai while finishing a Target/ShopRite hub in Old Bridge.

A Queens couple says a newly purchased BMW was repossessed after state records showed no lien; officials now probe a possible title‑washing scam.

An off‑duty New York State Police investigator was arrested after a reported domestic incident in Wappinger and faces misdemeanor assault and criminal mischief charges.

Four men are wanted after a 16-year-old was robbed of his scooter and slapped in Highbridge. Police are asking witnesses to preserve video and call Crime Stoppers.

The New York PSC approved a settlement directing $71 million back to customers of nine ESCOs — $50M in billing adjustments plus a 15% guaranteed‑savings offer.

A Montebello man was charged in federal court after investigators found sexually explicit images of a 12‑year‑old on his phone. Prosecutors say there may be other victims.

A Suffolk County corrections officer was arrested after prosecutors say child sexual‑abuse videos were found on his phone. Investigators say the FBI traced purchases to a cryptocurrency account tied to a Ridge address.

Goldman Sachs’ rates trading lost ground late in Q1 as Iran war volatility forced rapid repricings, trimming FICC revenue even as equities and M&A surged.

Senate Democrats advanced a package in Albany to tighten utility oversight, require smart‑meter alerts and expand consumer protections as energy bills climb.