Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Ronny Deila acknowledged he's being probed by police after a taxi driver accused him of sexual harassment; he apologized and was released under conditions.

Syringes and orange caps were spotted along a Coney Island stretch of sand, alarming neighbors and prompting a 311 cleanup response.

During a livestream Michael Porter Jr. said an influencer posted his home address, police responded and he left the house. Viral clips circulated as the Nets star scrambled to secure belongings.

Prosecutors say La Macarena operators in Midtown left workers owed more than $35,000 while taking in millions in sales. The DA has indicted the owners and related companies.

FDNY crews responded to a second‑floor wall fire at a private girls' school in Williamsburg Friday evening; no injuries were reported. Smoke was visible from the street.

Several demonstrators were arrested outside the NYSE as May Day rallies moved into Lower Manhattan. Video showed protesters briefly blocking an entrance to the exchange.

Alex Zanardi, two‑time CART champion turned Paralympic legend, has died at 59. His family said he passed peacefully on May 1 and asked for privacy.

A new ramp at Harlem–148 St makes the 3‑train terminal fully accessible and freed funds for other ADA upgrades.

Sanitation workers and supporters packed City Hall Park to demand restored pensions and parity with other uniformed services. The action briefly closed the Murray and Broadway gate.

A 58-year-old worker was beaten with a bat during an inside-the-store robbery at 225 9th Avenue in Chelsea; NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

A New York court filing names a JPMorgan executive in a civil suit alleging months of sexual coercion, drugging and racial abuse. The bank says it found no merit.

The state AG asked a judge to compel a sponsor to hand over records in a probe of the Clinton Hill condo conversion. The filings allege a reserve fund was diverted and the project later went into foreclosure.

A possible suicide note attributed to Jeffrey Epstein has been kept under seal in a Manhattan federal courthouse since 2019, and The New York Times has asked a judge to unseal it.