A federal jury convicted two men accused of running Bronx and Washington Heights pill mills that pressed fentanyl‑laced counterfeit pills and shipped more than a million tablets nationwide.

Federal prosecutors say 13 people ran a scheme that laundered roughly 100 stolen cars; two Yonkers residents are named among the defendants.

Terminal 4 at JFK was briefly evacuated Friday after a woman reportedly claimed she had a bomb; authorities later cleared the scene. No further details were immediately available.

Parents and advocates rallied at the State Capitol after a bill to train and pay family caregivers stalled in the Assembly, warning nursing shortages are forcing desperate choices.

Three men robbed a 14-year-old outside 1021 Longfellow Avenue; Crime Stoppers released images and is offering a reward for tips.

Two FDNY firefighters were hospitalized after a second‑floor house fire on Dwight Place in the Bronx's Country Club neighborhood.

Rich Products pulled a batch of Farm Rich Pizza Cheese Crunchers after potential metal fragments were found. The voluntary Class II recall affects packages sold in New York, New Jersey and other states.

Police want help finding three women after an unknown substance was thrown at a shopper inside a Parkchester store; the victim was treated and is expected to recover.

U.S. diplomats quietly pressed Bogotá to cancel a planned meeting between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Colombia’s president, exposing a diplomatic flashpoint.

A Staten Island councilmember wants to shift NYC general elections to nonpartisan ranked-choice ballots, removing party labels and sending the change to voters as a charter amendment.

The Port Morris taproom reopened its backyard for free Knicks watch parties after a February shutdown, drawing hundreds as fans gathered around a giant outdoor screen.

A June 9 blaze left SNARR's Brewster adoption center uninhabitable and forced staff to rehouse dogs; volunteers warn repairs and code upgrades could cost tens of thousands. Donations are being collected to cover emergency boarding and rebuilding.

Uber asked a federal judge to halt New York City’s new ‘just cause’ deactivation law, calling Local Law 52 unconstitutional and a threat to platform safety. The suit seeks an injunction ahead of the law’s July 28 effective date.