A former St. Joseph's University baseball player alleges he was stripped and assaulted during a March team trip; a Suffolk County lawsuit names the school and coaches.

A Queens College instructor has been named in reporting that he led a DSA "Red Rabbits" marshal training in Manhattan and, per the New York Post, urged attendees to skirt the law.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani told The New York Times there is “no respite” from a genocide in Gaza, a line that deepens local debate over his stance. His remarks arrive amid ongoing friction between City Hall and parts of the Jewish community.

A child fell from an apartment window at 593 Oak Terrace in Mott Haven Friday; FDNY said the child was conscious and taken to Harlem Pediatrics.

The LIRR will open Yaphank-BNL on July 18, relocating the tiny Yaphank platform nearer to Brookhaven National Lab with ADA access, parking and a new bus loop.

A noise complaint in Fairview turned into a weapons arrest after police found a loaded homemade 9mm handgun; one man jailed and another charged with DWI.

Congressman Mike Lawler won $5 million in federal funding to pay for water, sewer, road and pedestrian upgrades around Nanuet station as Clarkstown pushes its TOD plans.

A man died and a woman was critically injured after a scooter collided with an SUV on the Grand Central Parkway in Queens. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

A 56-year-old Riverdale woman was choked and robbed opposite 6661 Broadway; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted flyer and is offering a reward.

Freddie Mac’s weekly survey shows the 30‑year fixed mortgage averaged 6.55% this week — the highest reading in nearly a year — as bond yields and oil prices push borrowing costs up.

A 10‑year, roughly $500M Care Alliance between GE HealthCare and Catholic Health will add 1,300+ imaging devices and AI tools across Long Island hospitals to speed diagnosis and expand specialty services.

A three-alarm blaze at Briggs Avenue and East 195th sent smoke across nearby blocks and prompted warnings for residents to close windows.

Two former TD Bank employees received federal prison terms after prosecutors say they helped launder millions through branch accounts and enable customer fraud.