A 2024 law, a new NYPD unit and expanded services are bringing more survivors forward across New York City.

Fifth Avenue Builders will modernize Unity Towers in Coney Island, promising full apartment renovations and building‑system upgrades with resident‑driven planning and a 2028 target.

Brooklyn attorney Frank Carone was arrested Wednesday as a federal indictment tied to an alleged bribery scheme was set to be unsealed in Brooklyn federal court.

Two 16‑year‑old boys were hurt in separate knife attacks in Belmont; police say one person is in custody and both victims are listed as stable.

A 65-year-old man was pushed off a northbound 1 train at Manhattan's 28 Street station on June 2; NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and offering a reward.

An indictment alleges an Upper West Side senior-residence employee stole hundreds of residents' checks, prosecutors say.

A watchdog says crisis pregnancy centers are advertising they can "rule out" ectopic pregnancy after a single scan. Medical groups say diagnosis usually requires follow‑up testing.

Police are seeking five people after a 16-year-old was forced off a Bx9 bus and robbed in Kingsbridge; tips may earn up to $3,500.

A REBNY legislative lead resigned after video showed him removing Jack Schlossberg campaign signs near Third Avenue and East 32nd Street during primary voting.

An unmarked NYPD Subaru tied to the Community Response Team has nearly $38,000 in camera fines and hit a 16‑ticket threshold, raising new accountability questions.

Four tenants, including AI startups and a web developer, signed at 60 Madison Ave., adding roughly 70,000 square feet and signaling continued Midtown South demand.

Police circulated surveillance stills after a June 12 assault on a 28-year-old MTA guard at Cypress Avenue. Tips could earn up to $3,500.

UnitedHealth’s Optum is reportedly negotiating the sale of New York orthopedics and outpatient surgery operations. The move could reshape where patients go for specialty care and how local clinics are run.