Suffolk police are searching for a woman accused of using a fake authorization form to pick up a FedEx package containing a $4,650 watch in Melville.

Federal filings show a paid relationship between Rep. Mike Lawler’s campaign and a Westchester activist, drawing fresh scrutiny in a tight NY‑17 race.

The Empire State survey shows manufacturing activity stalled in March as shipments dipped and firms’ near‑term inflation worries cooled.

Dense fog and steady rain this morning will give way to gusty south winds; a Wind Advisory runs 2 p.m. Monday to 4 a.m. Tuesday. Expect gusts up to 50 mph and pockets of flooding.

Two men were shot early Saturday in Wakefield; both were hospitalized and are expected to be OK, police say. Officers are investigating.

Sunny but blustery Saturday with highs near 50°F and gusts around 40 mph. A stronger storm arrives Monday with heavy rain and the risk of strong winds.

A Fishkill corrections officer was indicted after prosecutors say he sped through an Amityville neighborhood and caused a crash that killed a passenger’s unborn child.

FDNY leaders were pressed at a City Hall budget hearing as the mayor’s $127B preliminary plan forces agencies to hunt for savings. Overtime, station repairs and EMS pay were central concerns.

A Bronx mother is demanding answers one year after her son was fatally stabbed near Barclays Center. One teen has been charged; the family says the NYPD has been silent.

A Yonkers man was sentenced Thursday to 16 years to life for the New Year’s Day 2025 stabbing of an acquaintance, closing a case that began on Jan. 1, 2025.

Foundations are in at 24-19 Jackson Avenue and crews expect the 55-story tower to go vertical this spring, bringing a Chelsea Piers gym and hundreds of homes to Court Square.

Prosecutors say a Queens man ran a hotel‑based sex‑trafficking ring across Long Island that included minors as young as 14. He was arrested in Huntington.

Local 100 says 23 MTA buses were flagged for brake defects but still sent into service from the Gun Hill depot; the MTA says it follows safety rules.