A 55-year-old man was attacked and robbed inside his Bronx apartment building near East 162 St. and Courtlandt Ave. NYPD is seeking two suspects and urging tipsters to come forward.

A teen died after falling from a 7 train while subway surfing near Queensboro Plaza around 2:45 a.m. Despite emergency efforts, he was pronounced dead at Bellevue Hospital.

Governor Hochul inaugurated the $25 million renovated Lincoln Park Pool in Albany as part of the $10 million NY SWIMS initiative, aiming to provide safe recreation in underserved areas and enhance water safety education.

New York's Attorney General Letitia James announced the convictions and sentencings of a theft ring responsible for stealing and reselling millions of dollars in goods. Ringleader Roni Rubinov received a multi-year prison sentence.

Brooklyn Defender Services has taken over representation for low-income defendants in Queens after Queens Defenders' founders pled not guilty to fraud. They inherit a $34 million contract and plan to manage around 16,000 annual cases.

Former Bronx daycare worker Jamie Sanchez was sentenced to 14 years in prison for sexually abusing two girls, with 25 years' post-release supervision.

MTA track replacements lead to a week of 5 train suspensions between Dyre Avenue and East 180th Street. Free shuttle buses and alternate routes are provided.

New York Governor Hochul announces a $75 million investment by Lactalis USA to enhance dairy facilities in Walton and Buffalo, ensuring job retention and creation.

Two New York men are charged with HIV medication fraud and identity theft, allegedly exploiting e-prescribing platforms and reselling medications on the black market.

A crash in the Bronx involving Charles Jenkins left three pedestrians injured, with one critically hurt, following a multivehicle collision caused by Jenkins running a red light.

Queens' bus network is undergoing a significant transformation with Phase 1 modifications impacting 800,000 residents, introducing new routes and discontinuing others. Concerns are raised for disabled commuters, while MTA aims for improved service.

Owners of TEMCO Construction NY are charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud in a scheme defrauding NYC's Department of Education by falsifying payroll records.

Former U.S. Representative Carolyn McCarthy, a prominent gun control advocate, died at 81 from lung cancer. Her political career began after the 1993 Long Island Rail Road shooting, which affected her family.