Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz reported that Dennis Carrol was convicted of possessing two kilograms of fentanyl after being stopped by DEA agents in Hollis.

A Rensselaer County man, Justin Zimmer, pled guilty to methamphetamine distribution and faces 5 to 40 years in prison, with sentencing set for July 28, 2025.

NYC boroughs expect showers with highs in 50s and 60s, Manhattan and Brooklyn with 20% rain chance. Queens to be chillier but clear later, The Bronx has a higher rain chance at 30%, and Staten Island similar to others. No severe weather expected.

Happiest Baby faced backlash for requesting a grieving mother, Brooklyn Larsen, to return a gifted SNOO bassinet after her infant's death, leading to a public apology from the company.

A spill of wooden panels on the Gowanus Expressway in Brooklyn caused severe traffic delays, extending back to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and affecting other routes.

A Queens man, John Garrison, has been charged with sexual abuse and other crimes after assaulting a child and indecent exposure. He faces up to seven years in prison if convicted.

Two fire alarm company principals pled guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, defrauding NYC agencies by inflating invoices for over ten years, which could result in up to 20 years in prison each.

Time Out Market is opening a new food hall in Union Square, featuring seven kitchens, a bar, and a stage, set to launch this fall in the Zero Irving building.

Elizabeth Street Garden in Little Italy faces eviction as NYC plans to develop affordable senior housing on the site, despite legal appeals and community opposition.

David Leary was arrested in Elmont for firing at individuals tampering with his car, facing weapon possession and reckless endangerment charges. No injuries were reported.

Two men were arrested in New Jersey for a sledgehammer robbery of a Westchester jewelry store, with $1.7 million in valuables stolen. They face up to 20 years per charge.

NYC scrapped a proposal for a bus-friendly corridor on Fordham Road due to stakeholder pushback, leaving riders with ongoing congestion issues despite efforts to improve bus speeds.

After 23andMe's bankruptcy, the NY and CA attorneys general warn customers to delete their data due to privacy risks, following the company's significant data breach and CEO's resignation. Experts advise proactive deletion of genetic information.