East New York tenants traveled to Chestnut Holdings’ Riverdale office to demand long‑overdue repairs, citing mold, pests and water damage. Organizers say they’ll keep pressing until fixes happen.

London ranks No.2 globally for office fit‑outs as AI, MEP and skilled‑labour pressures push refurbishment bills higher. Occupiers and landlords are rethinking budgets and timelines.

A 27-year-old accused of setting multiple cars on fire in Freeport was arrested, released without bail and then taken into ICE custody, officials say.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance images of two people wanted in a robbery pattern that hit multiple Bronx precincts. Investigators are asking neighbors with doorbell or phone footage to come forward.

Family held a vigil at Bronx Latin one year after 16‑year‑old Evette Jeffrey was killed; relatives say the trial has not been scheduled and are calling for a mural.

The Bezos family anchored a $100M endowment for early-childhood programs at Robin Hood, announced at the charity’s Javits Center benefit. The gift includes a matchable $25M pledge.

A 21-year-old Westchester man was found dead after his kayak overturned on the Schroon River near Warrensburg. State police say rescue teams searched before locating him Monday evening.

A Bronx father has filed a $50M wrongful‑death suit against Meta, NYC and ACS, saying Instagram threats and oversight failures preceded his daughter’s 2024 killing. The case lands as courts intensify scrutiny of social platforms.

Hackensack police arrested Malcom S. Byer after they say a search of his Camden Street apartment turned up packaged cocaine, cash and equipment to process drugs.

Troopers say a White Plains man was stopped on an I‑287 off‑ramp, tested .15 BAC and officers found a loaded 9mm in his SUV; he faces DWI and felony weapons charges.

Abe Foxman, former national director of the Anti‑Defamation League, has died at 86, New York officials said.

A Chapter 11 filing by Xin Development paused a Maverick-led foreclosure auction for the RKO Keith’s site at 135-35 Northern Blvd, with court papers valuing the parcel near $90.6M.

Consumer Reports found popular home lead-test kits flag high contamination but often miss lower, still-dangerous levels. Officials say certified lab testing is the reliable way to confirm lead.