The Justice Department has scaled back a longtime Election Day command center, canceled trainings and removed a key prosecutorial manual — moves that have lawmakers and former prosecutors sounding alarms before Nov. 3, 2026.

Ross Tavern is proposed for 1665 Madison Ave in East Harlem; permit filings show a full-liquor application, 40 seats, 4 a.m. closing and a snack-forward menu.

FEMA will provide $60,493,661.51 to replace Jasper‑Troupsburg’s flood‑damaged junior/senior high and fund mitigation to move critical facilities out of the floodplain.

Investigators and federal partners renewed a public appeal Monday in the long-running search for Eugene Palmer, wanted in the 2012 slaying in Stony Point.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted photos seeking help identifying two people wanted in a May 30 robbery outside 1404 Ogden Avenue. One suspect reportedly displayed a gun; tips to the hotline.

A Texas trucker was extradited to Connecticut and arraigned after state police charged him in a Sept. 5 I‑95 pileup that killed a Waterford man. Investigators say the rig lost a 45,000‑pound load of wood that flew into oncoming lanes.

Two Manhattan men and two teens were arrested after police say they broke into a Hewlett Neck garage and tried to flee on stolen scooters.

Long Island scientists are growing patient 'avatars' — organoids — to test dozens of drug combinations. Early trials show promise but wider validation and faster methods are still needed.

A Walmart‑bound pallet carrying roughly 103,000 condoms and lubricant — worth about $1.7M — was rerouted to a Bronx warehouse after freight accounts were compromised. The FBI traced the diversion amid a wider spike in cyber‑enabled cargo theft.

Albany adjourned without passing the Uncap Justice Act or a 30,000-per-seat alternative, leaving courts dependent on acting justices and high caseloads.

Federal marshals arrested a Bronx woman wanted in the death of a 10-year-old from Smyrna. Authorities say the girl's father already faces murder and child-abuse charges.

A rare NYC lottery at Waterline Square lists one‑ and two‑bedrooms under $1,000. Applications run through June 23.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton opened a probe into FIFA after fans said premium World Cup seats were reassigned. The investigation will look at possible violations of state consumer law.