A man police say rammed his car into Chabad’s 770 headquarters in Crown Heights is facing new federal charges after a magistrate ordered a complaint unsealed.

A Great Neck doctor received jail time and financial penalties after a federal jury found she sold oxycodone prescriptions for cash.

Steven LaBianca was sentenced to 12 years after prosecutors say he coerced minors online. Cyprus police and U.S. agents credited cross‑border cooperation in the probe.

Councilors grilled officials at an oversight hearing on whether the Maimonides–H+H merger will safeguard Brooklyn clinics and safety‑net services.

Surveillance images show suspects tied to robberies across southern Brooklyn; several victims were teenagers and police are asking for tips.

Council bill would reboot the Third‑Party Transfer program with new owner protections and a 10‑week claim window for surplus proceeds.

Zohran Mamdani’s election has stirred pride and new political energy among Muslim New Yorkers. Organizers say years of community organizing and legal fights over surveillance shaped expectations at City Hall.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips after a Jan. 16 attack near Coney Island and Guider Avenue. Five people are wanted in the case.

The NYPD 70th Precinct warned of a street scam where thieves distract people and swap genuine jewelry for fakes; keep valuables hidden and report tips.

A 34-year-old man was shot multiple times in Cypress Hills and taken to Jamaica Hospital. NYPD says he is stable and detectives are investigating.

NYC Health + Hospitals expanded its oncology and infusion center at South Brooklyn Health in Coney Island, adding bays, exam rooms and services hospital leaders say could double capacity.

Committee filings show Empower NYC paid more than $1 million to little-known LLCs and vendors — one payee is tied in reporting to indicted ex-aide Tony Herbert.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released a wanted notice after a man exposed himself to a woman at the Shepherd Avenue subway station on Feb. 9. Tips that lead to an arrest may qualify for up to $3,500.