A 16‑year‑old was rushed to Brookdale Hospital after striking a beam while subway surfing atop an A train at Broad Channel. Officials say she is expected to survive.

Cathy Engelbert met WNBPA leaders in New York for a 90‑minute session after racist and threatening messages targeted players. The league pledged security steps but players want concrete change.

A 37-year-old man was stabbed in front of 1005 Jerome Ave in Highbridge; police say the attacker fled north on Jerome Avenue and are asking for tips.

A Her Justice analysis finds New York City parents wait roughly three times longer than those outside the state for child support orders. Advocates want triage pilots and a new bill to speed settlements.

An off-duty 30-year-old NYPD officer was stabbed early Wednesday on Bell Boulevard in Bayside; he is stable and detectives are searching for two suspects.

Sony filed a new Manhattan lawsuit alleging Udio copied 30,117 recordings to train its AI and seeks statutory damages and an injunction.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images after a July 4 robbery at Rockaway Beach Boulevard and Beach 102nd Street. Investigators are asking anyone with video or information to call the tipline.

State police say two people were arrested in a multi‑day undercover Long Island operation targeting adults who tried to sexually exploit minors online.

A 35-year-old inmate died after a cell fire at Eastern Correctional Facility in Wawarsing on July 18. State and independent investigators are probing the in-custody death.

Nassau County police released surveillance photos of a man wanted in two incidents at Mineola's First Street parking garage. Detectives say a reward is available for tips.

The city budget carves out $3 million to keep a controversial cash‑for‑syringes buyback running; officials say it reduces needle litter while critics call for treatment dollars instead.

NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated a wanted bulletin after a 19‑year‑old says a man grabbed her on the southbound E train at Jackson Heights on July 1. Detectives are asking riders to preserve footage.

More than 22,000 New Yorkers had SNAP cases closed in June after new federal work rules; the city says outreach saved many, but pantries expect demand to grow.