A 29-year-old man was slashed outside 895 Walton Avenue on June 4; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert and is offering a reward for information.

A coyote dug under a six‑foot fence and injured a family dog in Irvington, then reportedly approached a toddler. Local police and village officials are urging vigilance during pupping season.

An unidentified person was recovered from a pond at North Woodmere Park on Tuesday. Nassau County’s Homicide Squad is investigating.

A late-night two-alarm blaze in Unionport displaced several households but caused no injuries; the FDNY had the fire under control in about an hour.

A flight landed at JFK on Tuesday with two flat front tires; FDNY staged a two‑alarm standby and no injuries were reported. Crews inspected the plane on the tarmac.

Hillary Clinton told David Remnick in Manhattan that Biden’s 2024 re‑election was “a terrible mistake,” arguing a different Democratic nominee could have beaten Donald Trump.

A Selden man admitted in court to leaving the scene of a November crash that killed Victoria Hutson, a New York City Department of Homeless Services peace officer. Sentencing is set for Aug. 12.

HPD unveiled a $1B Supportive Preservation Program to finance repairs, tax relief and low-cost loans aimed at stabilizing roughly 30,000 supportive units across the city.

A 24-year-old man was slashed at the Fordham Road station; police say the attacker fled and may have boarded a 4 train.

After a yearlong search New Rochelle police say a missing boy has been reunited with his mother and his father was arrested in the Bronx. Authorities say the child is in good health.

The Met’s "Musical Bodies" pairs 130+ instruments, art and pop artifacts with live performances and interactive installations that reframe the body as instrument.

Federal prosecutors say defendants left dozens of people saddled with loans they couldn’t afford and pushed some into bankruptcy, the EDNY announced on X.

Federal prosecutors say a New York City public school teacher pleaded guilty to possessing child‑pornography images. State rules and federal law carry steep penalties and possible license action.