Sen. James Skoufis is pushing changes to New York's ticketing law that could cap resale prices and ban speculative listings as Knicks and World Cup demand spikes.

Three people are wanted after a 40-year-old man was forced off his moped and the scooter stolen at Herkimer and New York Avenue on May 11. Investigators released photos and offer a reward.

Heat Advisory in NYC from noon Thursday through 8pm Friday; storms possible this evening. Cooling centers available — call 311 for locations.

Patrick Bruel was formally charged with rape and other sexual offenses and released under strict judicial supervision as investigators pursue complaints spanning years.

A Brooklyn landlord was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to setting a Cypress Hills home ablaze in September 2023. The blaze trapped six children and led to a dramatic rooftop rescue.

Mitchell Robinson was assessed a Flagrant 1 after elbowing Victor Wembanyama in the throat during Game 4 at Madison Square Garden, touching off a replay review and a crowd reaction.

A two‑year rework pushes Patrick Mahomes’ contract past $500 million and ties him to the Chiefs through 2033, reshaping pay and Kansas City’s cap picture.

New reports show Wall Street led finance hiring since 2019 while tech keeps bringing young, well‑paid workers — a split that will keep housing demand firm.

State Sen. Peter Oberacker and newcomer Alex Portelli head to a June GOP primary for NY-19, a choice between experience and an outsider fiscal agenda. Early voting runs mid‑June.

A 36-year-old man was stabbed in the chest during a fight on East 178th Street in Mount Hope; police say he's in stable condition and the suspect is at large.

A federal jury convicted the owner of American Medical Centers of running a $52M Medicare/Medicaid fraud and Suboxone diversion scheme that paid cash kickbacks. The verdict grew out of undercover recordings and extensive trial evidence.

A Staten Island councilmember wants to shift NYC general elections to nonpartisan ranked-choice ballots, removing party labels and sending the change to voters as a charter amendment.

Dozens of students crawled through a Nyack culvert during a field trip and emerged behind a restaurant; officials say all were uninjured. The mayor plans a safety review.