A NYCHA paperwork mix‑up cut Section 8 subsidies at PACT buildings, leaving hundreds with large arrears and eviction filings. Tenant groups say the error was avoidable.

A driver tied to a reported carjacking drove the wrong way onto a Mosholu Parkway exit ramp and struck a Yonkers police cruiser; the suspect fled and remains at large.

Three men are being sought after a 32‑year‑old was beaten and robbed aboard a 5 train at 138th Street. Police say commuters with video could help identify the suspects.

Two defendants have pleaded guilty in "Operation Powder Burn," the multi‑state takedown prosecutors say funneled guns and drugs into Newburgh. The probe produced 20 charges and dozens of seizures.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance seeking a suspect who groped a 17‑year‑old near East 182nd Street; tips may be eligible for a cash reward.

NYSNA nurses at St. Charles delivered a 10‑day strike notice as bargaining over staffing and pay remains stalled. A potential walkout is set for July 13.

Public SeeThroughNY records show 14 retired NYC educators collected pensions over $500,000 in 2025, including one payout above $1 million. The figures sharpen debate over pension rules and buybacks.

A Bronx man was arrested after police say he fired a gun into the air near Chase Avenue in Waterbury; authorities say no one was hurt and shell casings were found.

A Hamptons broker says Bespoke and founder Cody Vichinsky pushed her off a high‑profile team after she disclosed a pregnancy, costing her pay and commissions.

Mayor Mamdani signed Emergency Executive Order No. 2.35 on June 29, 2026, extending the city's asylum‑response emergency for 30 days and directing DSS and DHS to speed a phase‑out plan.

An 11‑year‑old boy with autism from Valley Stream was found at JFK after taking an Uber alone; his family and officials are probing how he reached the airport.

A 26-year-old man was shot in the left leg early Sunday in front of 75-16 Rockaway Blvd. NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert and is offering a reward for tips.

At Queens Borough Hall, NY AG Letitia James condemned the Supreme Court’s move to end TPS for Haitian and Syrian residents and vowed continued legal and political fights.