A 35-year-old man was struck and killed by an M train at Ridgewood’s Forest Avenue station on Tuesday; police say no criminality is suspected.

A federal judge found a Jackson Heights electronics shop liable for selling preloaded pirate IPTV boxes and ordered their destruction. DISH is poised to press for default judgments that could carry multi‑million‑dollar exposure.

An early-morning blaze ripped through a two-family home on Highland Avenue in Tarrytown, drawing a large mutual-aid response. Officials say the cause is under investigation.

A 36-year-old man was stabbed in the chest during a fight on East 178th Street in Mount Hope; police say he's in stable condition and the suspect is at large.

An ADL‑JLens analysis says excluding 47 companies that do business with Israel could cost NYC pension funds roughly $37.5B over the next decade, hitting retirees and taxpayers.

DOB warned Wednesday that thunderstorms and gusty winds could affect the city through Friday and urged builders to secure sites and cranes. The department says it will spot‑check and can issue stop‑work orders.

Bipartisan Reps. Laura Gillen and Mike Lawler introduced the Cost of Living Tax Cut Act to tailor federal brackets to regional prices. Backers say Long Island and Hudson Valley residents would benefit.

The Finance Committee is taking public testimony on Mayor Mamdani’s $124.7B FY27 budget today; watchdogs warn it's propped up by one‑time fixes.

Albany approved a bill setting a new floor for pharmacy reimbursements. Backers say it protects local drugstores; critics warn higher costs could follow.

A new Parks & Trails New York study finds the 750‑mile Empire State Trail drives $1.87 billion in annual economic activity and nearly 9.8 million visits. The report highlights jobs, tax revenue and health benefits across New York.

Consumer Reports’ 70‑mph highway tests found some EVs beat their EPA range by dozens of miles — BMW’s i4 and some trucks stood out. Local incentives can change the math.

Trulieve will begin trading on the NYSE as TRLV on June 10. The uplisting follows a corporate carve‑out and federal rescheduling of medical marijuana.

Federal marshals arrested a Bronx woman wanted in the death of a 10-year-old from Smyrna. Authorities say the girl's father already faces murder and child-abuse charges.