Court navigators in Brooklyn Housing Court are fixing CityFHEPS paperwork errors that would otherwise trigger evictions, helping hundreds stay housed.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released photos after a 13-year-old was attacked and robbed near 153rd St and 89th Ave in Jamaica, Queens.

Suffolk County detectives raided a Sayville home Wednesday, arresting two Brooklyn women and seizing massage tables, cash and electronic devices. The Human Trafficking Investigation Unit says the probe is ongoing.

Heidi O'Neill will take over as Lululemon CEO on Sept. 8, 2026, as the company tries to revive sales. Investors pushed the stock lower after the announcement.

The NYPD circulated images of two people wanted in a Queens robbery pattern spanning the 103rd and 107th precincts and is asking for tips and footage that could lead to arrests.

Fifteen people — nine children and six adults — were taken to hospitals after a school bus crash in Rego Park Wednesday; officials say injuries were minor.

Neighbors in Throggs Neck are pushing back against a planned Victory Dispensary near East Tremont and Philip, citing nearby schools, security and property‑value concerns. Community Board 10 recommended approval but the state still must sign off.

An accused NYC rental scammer has been released and victims say a News 12 investigation stopped at least one $4,000 deposit. The civil suit and criminal case are moving forward.

A 20‑year‑old was arrested in Greenburgh after returning to a Tarrytown Road car wash he'd been warned to avoid and being found with a loaded handgun during a brief pursuit.

Mayor Mamdani is weighing a move to delay some municipal pension contributions to help close a budget shortfall; City Hall says retirees would not lose benefits, but unions and watchdogs are alarmed.

Home security footage shows three suspects robbing a delivery driver on Maple Street in Freeport; Nassau County police are investigating the incident.

Related is pitching 625 Madison as an “apex” office with base rents near $250 and marketing that suggests some deals could top $400 per square foot. The project has Saudi backing and demolition is already underway.

A lender tied to ACRES Capital has asked a state court to make AJ Capital‑linked entities pay roughly $76.5M after Cornell Tech ended the Graduate hotel's ground lease. The suit follows the property's closure in November 2025.