A Bronx woman is accused of siphoning more than $156,000 from her elderly aunt’s condo sale — money investigators say was meant for memory‑care bills, court papers show.

Manufacturing in New York cooled in June: the Empire State survey’s headline index fell to 5.7, with new orders weakening and input costs still elevated. The print missed economists’ expectations and offers a mixed near‑term picture for local factories.

Fox agreed to buy Roku for about $22 billion, pairing Fox’s live content with Roku’s San Jose-based streaming platform and ad business. The deal centers on Roku’s reach and first‑party data.

A Poughkeepsie traffic stop in the early hours of Sunday uncovered a loaded 9mm reported stolen from Charlotte and led to three felony charges. Police released a photo of the firearm.

A 2-year-old girl is in critical condition after a fall from a second-story window in Midwood; the child was rushed to Maimonides Medical Center.

A $290M loan on the Standard Oil Building moved to special servicing as occupancy and cash flow slid, complicating the Chetrits’ fight with creditors and prosecutors.

A Midwest storm last Thursday knocked Amtrak long‑distance trains off schedule, leaving several named routes hours to nearly a day late and forcing bus bridges and reroutes. Recovery stretched across the country as crews worked to reposition equipment.

Police and Crime Stoppers want tips after a May 31 break‑in at a Bronx Children's Aid site where a laptop and iPad were taken.

Mayflower Terrace's sales waitlist reopened with studios from $11,000; here's who qualifies and how to apply.

One person was injured in a shooting Sunday in Mount Vernon. Police are asking witnesses to contact the Detective Division or submit anonymous tips.

A new nine‑story, 105‑unit senior building opened in Highbridge with on‑site services and an Enhanced Care pilot for older adults.

Two prototype sidewalk sheds are on display outside DOB headquarters, part of a push to replace decades‑old green scaffolding with brighter, narrower designs.

A departmental tribunal found an NYPD officer guilty of striking his girlfriend’s aunt and knocking her phone from her hand; the panel recommended termination. The case highlights gaps between criminal and internal discipline.