A 150‑acre Riverhead estate once home to Martha Clara Vineyard is listed for about $20M with vineyards, barns and 89 potential residential lots.

A Bronx FDNY EMT was assaulted after a rock struck his marked ambulance in the Concourse; police arrested a suspect and the medic was treated at Lincoln Hospital.

A 46-year-old woman was attacked near East 138th and the Grand Concourse; NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and offering up to $3,500 for information.

NYPD Crime Stoppers issued a wanted bulletin after a 17-year-old was sexually assaulted at Ferry Point Park on June 14; a reward of up to $3,500 is being offered.

A Broome County man was arrested and charged with making a terroristic threat as a hate crime after a violent social‑media comment aimed at State Sen. Lea Webb. Gov. Hochul praised the State Police.

A fast-moving fire at the Knights Inn in Endwell killed six and forced dozens from their rooms. State police arrested a 24-year-old and charged him with manslaughter and arson.

New York City reported 1,791 new HIV diagnoses in 2024, a 5.4% rise from 2023, as health officials warn that federal funding cuts could worsen the trend.

A 2024 law, a new NYPD unit and expanded services are bringing more survivors forward across New York City.

UnitedHealth’s Optum is reportedly negotiating the sale of New York orthopedics and outpatient surgery operations. The move could reshape where patients go for specialty care and how local clinics are run.

The New York State Insurance Fund sued 1610 Meadow Lane LLC after a 2023 renovation fall left a worker severely injured, alleging violations of New York's Scaffold Law.

Nassau County's health department cautioned against bathing at 20 beaches after heavy rain raised bacteria concerns. The advisory is set to be lifted at 8 a.m. June 24 unless tests or rain keep it in place.

The Justice Department sued New York in federal court, challenging a new law that would bar federal officers from wearing face coverings and require ID. The case lands days before parts of the bill were set to take effect.

City inspectors ordered five eateries closed in June after finding rats, mice, roaches and other serious sanitation problems, city records show.