A new ramp at Harlem–148 St makes the 3‑train terminal fully accessible and freed funds for other ADA upgrades.

Prosecutors say a Newburgh man used Discord to blackmail teens and threatened to expose their photos unless they sent more explicit images. The FBI is seeking victims and witnesses.

A nine‑month multiagency probe called Operation Slow Motion turned up enough fentanyl for roughly 400,000 lethal doses and led to 17 people charged across NY and NJ.

A Georgia woman filed a federal complaint alleging Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson waged years of threats and harassment after she refused to participate in alleged illegal conduct. The suit seeks damages and injunctive relief.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after a 58-year-old man was stabbed twice near 1765 University Avenue on April 16. A reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest.

Global Holdings and MAG Partners have filed plans for a 149‑unit rental at 122 Varick Street with roughly 25% of homes permanently affordable. The site sits catty‑corner from Disney’s new Hudson Square headquarters.

Former Miami mayor Francis Suarez signed on as a senior adviser to Ambition Accelerated, adding local political clout to a billionaire-backed push to recruit CEOs to South Florida.

The Dallas Cowboys signed 11 undrafted free agents and kept reshaping the roster after the draft. Michael Trigg and a 6‑foot‑8 tackle are among the names to watch.

A Midtown hotel leased to NYC Health + Hospitals' Bridge to Home program now faces a lender move toward foreclosure, putting the clinic-style shelter at risk.

A suspect is in custody after two fatal stabbings early Friday in Island Park and Valley Stream. Police say the suspect knew both victims.

Acting President Delcy Rodríguez raised Venezuela’s "comprehensive minimum income" to $240 and pensions to $70, but soaring inflation and union anger leave questions about real relief.

Steve Madden signed a 13-year lease for roughly 60,000 sq ft at ESRT’s 501 Seventh Avenue and is relocating its headquarters from Long Island City to Midtown. The deal was disclosed in ESRT’s Q1 filing.

Lime is pushing NYC to expand shared e-scooters beyond Queens and the Bronx, citing a Rudin Center study and lower per-ride costs compared with Citi Bike e-bikes.