Westfield police arrested two people after a short-term rental was allegedly used for prostitution; officers say they seized cash, cocaine and items tied to sex work. Federal partners assisted in the probe.

A man's body was pulled from the East River near Pier 5 at Brooklyn Bridge Park on Friday. The NYPD is investigating and the OCME will perform an autopsy.

A former Queens school worker was arrested on May 15 after police say he kissed a 14‑year‑old on a bus; investigators say the man sent nude photos and are seeking other victims.

Two Bronx Mitchell‑Lama co‑ops have listings on Housing Connect showing some units priced under $7,000. Here’s what buyers should know about eligibility, fees and applications.

A New Windsor couple admitted operating two limo companies that billed New York Medicaid for trips that didn’t happen, admitting $3.4M in false claims and agreeing to repay the state.

An eight‑story, 77‑unit mixed‑use building has new DOB filings for 1123 Myrtle Avenue in Bed‑Stuy, with demolition permits already in place. The project lists Hamish Whitefield as architect and a local developer as owner.

Chef Gang Lin, a Yoshino alum, plans an eight-seat omakase at 211 7th Ave with tasting menus starting at $250 per guest.

Federal prosecutors say Angela Aquino tried to pad her campaign's small‑donor totals to claim $1 million in city matching funds. The unsealed complaint and filings point to alleged foreign transfers, falsified contribution cards and personal expenses paid from campaign accounts.

BAM stages a three-night tribute to Stevie Wonder this Thursday–Saturday, with the BRC Orchestra and guest stars performing five of his classic albums live.

An 18-year-old man was beaten and robbed during a clothing sale in Allerton; police are searching for two suspects and urging tips to Crime Stoppers.

A Wappingers Falls man pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide after prosecutors say his 10‑month‑old daughter died of acute fentanyl intoxication in 2020.

State-ordered reforms follow revelations that Salmon River staff built wooden 'time‑out' boxes and held students with disabilities inside.

An AtlasIntel survey gave Marco Rubio a strong early lead over J.D. Vance, but poll averages still favor Vance; methodological differences make the picture messy.