Paramus police recovered nearly $17,000 in designer goods after a traffic stop at Garden State Plaza; two people were arrested and face charges.

Cloudy today; rain and gusty southerly winds arrive late tonight into Monday with marine advisories and possible minor coastal flooding.

Westchester County’s concept to expand the Marshlands Conservancy nature center and parking has drawn objections from preservationists and the Jay Heritage Center.

A 54-year-old man was struck and dragged by an A train at Rockaway Boulevard station in Ozone Park; he was taken to Jamaica Hospital in stable condition.

After Roberto Clemente Plaza was fenced off, Hub merchants say drug use has spilled onto sidewalks, leaving stores to contend with needles, human waste and fewer customers.

Images show three people wanted in a Feb. 13 Elmhurst robbery that targeted a 15‑year‑old; police ask for tips.

A Queens judge dismissed most terroristic-threat counts against Jeremy Fistel, ruling the voicemails aimed at Mayor Zohran Mamdani fell short of showing imminent danger. One count remains pending.

A Bronx property owner filed a federal suit accusing a childhood friend and Fairbridge co‑founder of a yearslong scheme that allegedly siphoned millions and led to foreclosures.

Video shows a Massapequa man biting a Suffolk County officer and crawling under racks during a Copiague Target confrontation tied to a vigilante sting. The episode highlights risks around amateur 'predator hunter' operations.

A string of viral clips shows SUVs smashing into storefronts and scaffolding across the New York area, injuring people and forcing temporary closures. Local police are investigating.

Ernie Anastos, a familiar face on New York evening news for decades, has died at 82. He anchored Eyewitness News and earned dozens of Emmy recognitions over a four-decade career.

Savills agreed to buy New York’s Eastdil Secured for roughly $1.1B, a move that instantly expands the London firm's U.S. capital‑markets reach.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office warned that MS‑13 defendants endangered communities and commuters amid recent convictions and sentences. Prosecutors say the cases show how gang violence can spill into public spaces.