Police released images after a gunpoint attempt to steal an e‑bike outside 129 Alexander Avenue. Tips are being sought.

New York’s cannabis regulator has launched a pilot observational study testing oral THC and CBD for adults with inflammatory bowel disease, partnering with licensed dispensaries.

A New Windsor couple admitted operating two limo companies that billed New York Medicaid for trips that didn’t happen, admitting $3.4M in false claims and agreeing to repay the state.

Federal prosecutors say Angela Aquino tried to pad her campaign's small‑donor totals to claim $1 million in city matching funds. The unsealed complaint and filings point to alleged foreign transfers, falsified contribution cards and personal expenses paid from campaign accounts.

A 10-foot sinkhole opened on the westbound LIE at Exit 49N in Melville, closing two lanes and partially swallowing a car; officials reported no injuries.

The 18-year-old Julian Hall scored a historic hat trick to lift Red Bull New York to a 3-2 win, becoming the youngest player in MLS history to do so.

A sweep in Milwaukee and a one‑hit shutout in Baltimore have exposed a top‑heavy Yankees lineup as the Subway Series begins. The bottom of the order must deliver.

Calvary Hospital unveiled a renovated Family Care Center at its Bronx campus, adding living‑room suites and a 317‑gallon aquarium to soothe patients and families.

East New York tenants traveled to Chestnut Holdings’ Riverdale office to demand long‑overdue repairs, citing mold, pests and water damage. Organizers say they’ll keep pressing until fixes happen.

London ranks No.2 globally for office fit‑outs as AI, MEP and skilled‑labour pressures push refurbishment bills higher. Occupiers and landlords are rethinking budgets and timelines.

A 27-year-old accused of setting multiple cars on fire in Freeport was arrested, released without bail and then taken into ICE custody, officials say.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance images of two people wanted in a robbery pattern that hit multiple Bronx precincts. Investigators are asking neighbors with doorbell or phone footage to come forward.

Family held a vigil at Bronx Latin one year after 16‑year‑old Evette Jeffrey was killed; relatives say the trial has not been scheduled and are calling for a mural.