TNT Pineapple moved from festivals into The Hungry Pearl at 100 Pearl St, serving jerk-style dishes stuffed into hollowed-out pineapples.

A buck-and-doe piebald pair was photographed in the Long Island Pine Barrens. Experts say piebalds are rare and explain how to watch and report sightings.

Pathmark returns to Long Island as Pathmark Daily, a small-format grocery opening May 1 in East Meadow with fresh departments, Best Yet products and a loyalty program.

JPMorgan Chase was named the Olympics’ first global banking partner and a founding LA28 sponsor, pledging athlete programs and local investments tied to the 2028 Games.

A five‑generation Carroll Gardens bakery closed abruptly this week after 124 years, leaving a handwritten farewell on the door and neighbors stunned. The ovens are dark on Court Street.

State troopers say a nursing‑home worker struck and spat on a 91‑year‑old resident at The Paramount at Somers; she was arraigned and released on April 26.

Two Bronx men tied to the A‑Town Trinitarios were indicted on federal racketeering, attempted murder and firearm counts stemming from a 2023 Tremont shooting.

A late‑April freeze baked Hudson Valley blossoms, wiping out stone fruits and damaging some apple varieties. Farmers used fires, fans and even helicopters to try to save buds.

A nearby officer used CPR and a defibrillator to revive Bartini co‑owner Dave Drew after he collapsed onstage during open‑mic night in Babylon. He remains hospitalized in critical but stable condition.

A 15-year-old was shot aboard a Manhattan-bound A train near 80th Street in Ozone Park and is expected to survive; police are collecting video as service was disrupted.

Brooklyn College canceled individual stage walks at its May 28 Barclays commencement, citing scheduling constraints; students responded with petitions and criticism.

New lawsuits allege decades of child sexual abuse by the late Father George Boxelaar in Orange County. Attorneys say filings and court records reference a 1985 letter and a trial next month.

Clear and mild Tuesday with a high near 61°F. Widespread rain is expected Wednesday night into Thursday with roughly 0.5–1 inch possible.