A Bronx man was sentenced to more than 33 years after a jury found him guilty of kidnapping and sexually abusing a 15‑year‑old. Prosecutors say the victim escaped through a window.

Federal prosecutors say a Bronx woman used a stolen U.S. identity to siphon nearly $800,000 from Social Security, Medicare, SNAP and unemployment programs.

Savor the Bronx returns July 6–12 with prix‑fixe menus and discounts across the borough. Restaurants can register via ilovethebronx.com.

DOF will hold a remote hearing at 11 a.m. on July 9 to take comment on rules for the new pied‑à‑terre surcharge. The notice explains how to register to speak, submit written comments and what the draft rules would mean for co‑ops, condos and single‑family homes.

Surveillance video shows a Bronx rideshare driver chased and struck after an argument over car damage; police say the investigation is ongoing.

Piece of Cake Moving & Storage paid $18M for a six‑story Long Island City flex building at 33‑02 Skillman Ave, expanding its Queens footprint and signaling owner‑user buying in LIC.

Police circulated surveillance stills after a June 12 assault on a 28-year-old MTA guard at Cypress Avenue. Tips could earn up to $3,500.

NYPD Crime Stoppers has posted a wanted alert after a 15-year-old was touched aboard a Q44 bus in Flushing. Tips may be eligible for a reward up to $3,500.

A Yonkers man pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter in last summer’s fatal street shooting. Sentencing is set for July 30 and the plea calls for 25 years plus post-release supervision.

Dolan says he won't push payroll past the NBA's second apron, leaving several Knicks depth players' futures uncertain as the draft and free agency loom.

FBI New York warned drone pilots Monday that flying near World Cup stadiums or fan festivals risks big fines, possible jail time and seizure of your drone. Authorities say check FAA TFRs before you fly.

Owners proposed separate 12‑round drafts, higher signing ages and $200M pools — the MLBPA says the changes would strip more than $1 billion from prospects.

Newsday’s reporting — carried in a New York Post roundup — found Suffolk County struck seven settlement deals that let accused officers work to pension eligibility, costing taxpayers millions.