A Yonkers officer arrested a Bronx man after he allegedly pepper-sprayed the officer while fleeing with a $12 bracelet at Cross County TJ Maxx. The officer used a Taser and sustained minor injuries.

A domestic shooting in Far Rockaway turned into a house fire and explosion, killing two and injuring many.

A three‑alarm fire at College Point Blvd & 41st Ave sent thick smoke across nearby blocks and prompted FDNY warnings about traffic delays.

NYPD Crime Stoppers seeks tips after a 22-year-old was punched inside an apartment near 89th Avenue and 118th Street; the suspect reportedly wrapped a metal bracelet around his fist and fled.

A late-night second-alarm fire ripped through a home on Virgil Place in Castle Hill; FDNY brought the blaze under control and no injuries were reported. Fire marshals are investigating.

Mayor Mamdani named Anthony Shorris NYCEDC president and Lina Khan board chair; Bronx leaders say the move could fast-track Hunts Point, Kingsbridge and waterfront projects.

Amazon filed plans for a 4.2M sq ft, $1B logistics campus in Holbrook that would create roughly 1,000 jobs and add hundreds of truck trips while requiring rezoning and tax breaks.

Mayor Mamdani is directing $43 million to expand the city’s Bureau of Coastal Resilience, hiring engineers and crews to operate flood gates and shore protections. The initial FY27 funding aims to turn planning work into maintained defenses.

NYPD released surveillance footage of two people sought in an anti‑LGBTQ assault in the Bronx; authorities and advocates say the video underscores a worrying uptick in bias incidents.

A Bronx woman admitted she lied under oath at the Kay Flock federal trial, prosecutors say. Her guilty plea is part of a wider probe into witness testimony in gang cases.

A comptroller follow‑up audit says NYC public schools left up to $431.6M in federal Medicaid reimbursements unclaimed, largely for therapy services and missing documentation.

Goldman Sachs says equities now make up a larger share of U.S. household wealth than homes for the first time since World War II, shifting the wealth effect toward stocks. The move concentrates both upside and downside in public markets.

A sinkhole at Morris Avenue and East 171st has neighbors worried after at least one vehicle was damaged and city crews said they would assess the site. Residents warn motorists to slow down.