A group of New Yorkers injured in e‑bike crashes says it will sue the city, saying a March policy that ended criminal enforcement made streets less safe. The planned action — described on local TV as involving “thousands” of victims — puts Mayor Mamdani’s enforcement shift at center stage.

Montenegrin police detained a 39-year-old man wanted by U.S. authorities in a sweeping hacking probe that allegedly targeted more than 150 universities and cost roughly $3.4 billion.

The U.S. goods trade deficit jumped to $105.8B in May as imports rose and exports fell, a 27.4% monthly surge that raises risks to second‑quarter growth.

Tracy McGrady acquired the ABCD camp and plans a July relaunch with Adidas as lead sponsor. The invite-only showcase is expected to host roughly 60 top prospects.

A two-alarm fire ripped through a three-story East New York building at 1013 Sutter Ave Thursday night. It's the second major blaze at that address since Dec. 25, 2025.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images after a woman said she was groped near East 5th Street and Avenue C on Saturday night; tips and a reward are being sought.

Federal agents and city investigators swept bodegas and ATMs across NYC, removing hidden skimmers that siphon SNAP benefits and pushing for chip-enabled EBT cards.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after a 51‑year‑old MTA worker was punched at the Forest Hills–71 Av station; a reward is being offered.

Target will start counting late arrivals and no-shows under a new points system in September. Employees and labor advocates are watching closely.

Hector Delacruz, 36, was sentenced in Phoenix to 25 years after a federal jury convicted him of trafficking more than 19 pounds of meth in a multi‑agency probe.

State officials unveiled a Center of Excellence to train clinicians and boost health equity as cannabis use becomes more common across New York.

State officials say new Medicaid work requirements will add about $500 million in admin costs — roughly a 20% increase — and could push hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers off coverage.

A Brooklyn man was federally indicted after prosecutors say he traveled to Wilmington to meet a 14‑year‑old he had been messaging online. The indictment alleges money, condoms and marijuana edibles were exchanged.