A week of jazz pop-ups leads into two free days of major performances at Madison Square Park, plus a new neighborhood food market.

New York City’s new LIFT Tracker maps more than 100 public sites tied to a potential 50,000 affordable homes. The map could make City Hall’s housing promises easier to track.

A cross-ideological legal alliance is challenging New York City’s secret DNA index, which holds more than 34,000 profiles.

A Pelham man is accused of withdrawing $143,385 from a deceased neighbor’s pension account over several years.

A 30-year-old man was stabbed and robbed on a Williamsburg street Thursday night. Two suspects remain wanted.

A New York identity theft ring that allegedly stole more than $1.6 million included a former bank employee, federal prosecutors say.

A 69-year-old Bronx man was punched and had his cellphone taken during a daytime dispute. NYPD Crime Stoppers is now seeking help identifying the attacker.

The Twins are adding veteran lefty A.J. Minter as their wild-card push gets serious. Minnesota is sending two prospects to the Mets.

A mature tree uprooted on West Kingsbridge Road, crushing two vehicles and sending an 80-year-old man and his son to the hospital.

Terrell Anderson was transferred after an NYPD hiring scandal. Now he is headed for a deputy-chief promotion in Brooklyn North.

A group of apparent cownose rays was spotted gliding through Newtown Creek, where wildlife is returning despite a toxic industrial legacy.

A Bushwick woman is speaking out nearly 10 months after a stranger allegedly invaded her apartment, sexually assaulted her and escaped. The suspect remains unidentified and at large.

A new EEOC complaint targets SEO and 14 law firms over alleged discrimination against white, heterosexual Christian applicants. It is the latest escalation in the legal battle over diversity fellowships.