A Bronx public school student detained by ICE for nearly 10 months was released Wednesday and will return home, his lawyers said.

NYPD Crime Stoppers says a 65‑year‑old man was stabbed inside 16 East 183 Street on March 17; a reward of up to $3,500 is being offered for tips that lead to an arrest.

Three relatives traveling from Florida to New York were killed in a head‑on crash on I‑95 in Robeson County. Online fundraisers have raised tens of thousands to help the grieving family.

A Queens MS‑13 member was sentenced to 55 years for two murders; the case comes as DHS says nationwide operations have led to nearly 8,000 gang arrests.

A City Council bill would cap self‑checkout at 15 items and require one employee per three kiosks to tackle retail theft and protect workers.

Council members scrutinized the MTA and city transportation agencies in Tuesday’s preliminary budget hearing, focusing on deficits, fares and capital projects.

A Farmingdale man was hit with an 11‑count indictment after a Dec. 26 Melville crash that left a 63‑year‑old Army veteran dead.

A Bronx man was arrested after investigators say he moved women through a Huntington Station motel as part of an alleged international trafficking ring.

Federal tariffs have made several fully permitted New York clean-energy projects unbankable, stalling roughly 3 GW of wind and solar and risking billions in tax credits.

State police say DNA testing identified a headless 1970 'John Doe' found on Davis Hill Road as Clyde A. Coppage. Investigators say the homicide remains unsolved and are asking for tips.

Mayor Mamdani expanded the NYC Future Fund on March 17, 2026, widening the city’s revenue‑based small‑business loans to reach more local entrepreneurs. The move pushes flexible capital to businesses with seasonal or uneven revenue.

Assembly Republicans introduced a bill to adopt DOCCS' HALT committee recommendations, loosening limits on segregated confinement and setting up a policy fight in Albany.

A City Council bill would ban retail sales of rodent glue traps in New York City, with advocates citing cruelty and health risks and pest sellers pushing back.