A former Mineola man who targeted Haitian-community investors pleaded guilty after admitting he stole more than $600,000. His promised trading empire ended with probation and a five-year securities ban.

Westchester County has begun replacing aging Bee-Line bus shelters with brighter, more comfortable structures, with installations continuing through 2029.

A new follow-up audit says NYC still cannot consistently prove that vulnerable youth are screened, counted or connected to critical services.

Kensington's next apartment project is finally moving underground. The excavation is paired with a state-approved cleanup of a former auto-repair site.

A week of jazz pop-ups leads into two free days of major performances at Madison Square Park, plus a new neighborhood food market.

New York City’s new LIFT Tracker maps more than 100 public sites tied to a potential 50,000 affordable homes. The map could make City Hall’s housing promises easier to track.

A cross-ideological legal alliance is challenging New York City’s secret DNA index, which holds more than 34,000 profiles.

A Pelham man is accused of withdrawing $143,385 from a deceased neighbor’s pension account over several years.

A 30-year-old man was stabbed and robbed on a Williamsburg street Thursday night. Two suspects remain wanted.

A New York identity theft ring that allegedly stole more than $1.6 million included a former bank employee, federal prosecutors say.

A 69-year-old Bronx man was punched and had his cellphone taken during a daytime dispute. NYPD Crime Stoppers is now seeking help identifying the attacker.

The Twins are adding veteran lefty A.J. Minter as their wild-card push gets serious. Minnesota is sending two prospects to the Mets.

A mature tree uprooted on West Kingsbridge Road, crushing two vehicles and sending an 80-year-old man and his son to the hospital.