A Brooklyn man was arrested and charged with federal arson after a June 14 bus fire in Times Square. FDNY says the probe involved ATF and NYPD and traced the blaze to an intentionally set fire.

A New York judge allowed a trans woman's lawsuit claiming she was forced into men's shelters and assaulted to move forward, testing whether DHS policy is enforced.

The city budget carves out $3 million to keep a controversial cash‑for‑syringes buyback running; officials say it reduces needle litter while critics call for treatment dollars instead.

A Walden man was arrested after a Monticello traffic stop left a Sullivan County deputy with a knee injury. He faces felony assault and related charges and is due in court on July 27.

NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated a wanted bulletin after a 19‑year‑old says a man grabbed her on the southbound E train at Jackson Heights on July 1. Detectives are asking riders to preserve footage.

Maimonides opened a new breast cancer wing in Brooklyn with 3D imaging, high‑res ultrasound and survivorship services to centralize follow‑up care.

Mayor Mamdani unveiled "O.P.E.N. for Small Business" in the Bronx, promising 50 reforms to cut red tape and pair new owners with case managers.

Lincoln Square’s IMAX 70mm screenings sold out fast, and resellers and scammers are listing seats for hundreds — sometimes far more — as fans hunt the rare presentation.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking help after a Graham Avenue robbery turned violent Saturday night. Police say the suspect fired at two men before fleeing in a 2019 Toyota Sienna.

A 17-year-old was shot late Monday at a McDonald's on Pennsylvania Avenue and Linden Boulevard in Brooklyn. The victim is stable as NYPD investigates.

Giordano’s Big G is relocating a few blocks to 1852 Bronxdale, expanding into a roughly 3,200-square-foot retail and wholesale space and aiming to open this September.

A 70-year-old woman was shoved and robbed near Snyder and Bedford in Brooklyn. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and may offer up to $3,500.

Federal prosecutors say defendants allegedly created and deposited fake checks at multiple banks, EDNY announced. The office points to a pattern of stolen- and counterfeit-check prosecutions in the district.