A federal appeals panel revived constitutional claims after ACS removed a newborn from his father’s care without a court order and the child spent nearly three years in foster care.

Three men were arrested after police say one stuffed stolen mail down his pants at a Bedford Hills drop box. Authorities tied the arrests to a weeks-long probe into northern Westchester mail thefts.

An 18‑year‑old volunteer tutor was arraigned after Nassau County police say he sexually abused a 7‑year‑old at Port Washington Public Library.

The Court of Appeals struck down New York's Host Homes regulations, calling them a 'shadow foster care system' and ruling OCFS exceeded its authority.

Stop & Shop lowered prices at 137 New York and New Jersey stores, trimming costs on bagels, rotisserie chicken and smoked salmon.

The Breakfast Club — the New York morning show — is moving its full video episodes to Netflix, and KTLA reports it will stream as Netflix’s first daily live program.

Suffolk County prosecutors say a 7‑year‑old Bayport girl endured months of abuse before dying on Dec. 29, 2025; three relatives have been charged.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted photos after an alleged shooting toward a 17-year-old at 312 Pulaski Ave in Staten Island; investigators are seeking tips.

The Orchard Beach Pavilion has reopened after a $114M overhaul, returning terraces, ADA ramps and new vendor space to the Bronx Riviera. The restoration revives a long‑closed landmark just before beach season.

Signal and switch problems partly suspended E, F, M and R trains Wednesday morning, producing severe delays across Manhattan and Queens.

A student-painted 'Chiefs' mural on a wall beside Massapequa High has reignited the district's long legal fight over its mascot and a costly rebrand.

BSA adopted rules to speed approvals for certain HPD‑backed affordable projects, and Sen. Erik Bottcher introduced a $250M fund that would pay municipalities per new unit.

A 14‑story, 99‑unit tower permit has been filed at 122 Bruckner Boulevard in Mott Haven. The filing is part of a three‑building plan that could bring nearly 300 apartments to the block.