A coalition of 30 groups — including the Mets — is pushing to restore weekend G service to Forest Hills, while the MTA warns of capacity and signal‑upgrade hurdles.

Neighbors on Ryer Avenue say years of barking and a urine smell from a Fordham apartment culminated when several Chihuahuas escaped into a hallway; the ASPCA has opened a probe.

A 15-year-old was slashed on the southbound 7 platform at 90th Street; police released photos and are asking the public for tips.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani nominated former EDNY prosecutor Nadia Shihata to run the Department of Investigation, promising 'zero tolerance' for self‑enrichment at City Hall.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 39 others urge Congress to pass the Senate's Kids Online Safety Act, prioritizing stricter state protections for children online over the House version.

Bronx prosecutors say a former Icahn Charter coach was indicted after an alleged Dec. 23, 2024 motel rape of a 14‑year‑old. Police are urging witnesses to step forward.

Three people were shot near Broadway and West 238th Street in Kingsbridge; two are stable and one is in critical condition as police investigate.

NYPD Commissioner Tisch's plan divides the Bronx into two patrol commands to add about 200 officers to tackle persistent crime, amidst concerns over the reallocation of existing staff and the need for community engagement.

Nicaraguan national Michel Manuel Garcia Rojas pleaded guilty to assaulting a federal officer during his arrest related to the Laken Riley Act in New York.

The Freeport school board sued Superintendent Fia Davis, alleging she misled the district and spent public funds on a $100K-plus office renovation; the district is seeking repayment.

DEA agents say a gun was discovered inside a sandwich container during a Bronx operation that also recovered fentanyl and led to two arrests. Officials have not released charges or the exact location.

An arrest has been made in the 2021 acid attack on Nafiah Ikram in Elmont, Long Island. Terrell Campbell faces assault charges; the victim continues to recover.

Gov. Hochul hosted a roundtable supporting the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act to keep NY police focused on local issues, not federal immigration enforcement.