The Jets reportedly agreed to a three‑year, $45.75M extension with RB Breece Hall, including roughly $29M guaranteed, keeping their lead rusher in New York.

Family confirmed 19-year-old Nakayla Moreno died in the April 21 Belmont blaze; another teen also died and the building was vacated as investigators probe the cause.

Surveillance stills show multiple people firing at 1222 Prospect Avenue on Monday; NYPD Crime Stoppers has posted images and is asking for tips. A reward may be available.

Med spas have quietly filled millions of square feet of retail across major U.S. markets, driven by booming wellness spending and new weight‑loss drugs.

A Bronx mother says rats and mold have plagued her Concourse Village apartment for years; city records show hundreds of complaints and slow repairs.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani held a May 7 press conference to announce plans for opioid settlement funds as the city continues directing settlement money to overdose prevention and treatment.

A Con Edison‑backed pilot will put plug‑in battery “power banks” in NYC apartments so window ACs run off stored power during peak hours. Renters can earn small payments while easing grid strain.

A man was found dead after a fire tore through a Richmond Hill home on Lefferts Boulevard; FDNY fire marshals are investigating. Crews had the blaze under control in about 30 minutes.

Resale listings put some Bruce Springsteen NYC tickets under $200, but other seats still list for several hundred dollars. Compare marketplaces before you buy.

A federal judge certified a class for former Westech security guards who say they were left with bounced paychecks after the Throggs Neck office abruptly closed in September 2024.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance images asking the public to ID two people tied to a citywide grand larceny pattern affecting multiple precincts. Tips may qualify for a reward.

Mayor Mamdani says federal immigration enforcement is hurting NYC’s small businesses, with owners reporting lost customers and staff shortages.

A new comptroller report finds NYC processed $8.8B through opaque master agreements from FY2022–FY2025, with delivery orders that often lack line‑item detail. The office wants central data and public DO1 line items.