Fifteen alleged gang members were arraigned in Brooklyn after prosecutors tied them to 16 shootings, including a 2025 homicide and a teen later paralyzed.

A black Ford Taurus allegedly struck an NYPD officer during a traffic stop in Morrisania last Tuesday; investigators are seeking the driver and offering a reward.

Sunny and dry Tuesday, then rain and thunderstorms likely late Wednesday night into Thursday. Weekend turns warm and mostly sunny.

Troopers say a White Plains man was stopped on an I‑287 off‑ramp, tested .15 BAC and officers found a loaded 9mm in his SUV; he faces DWI and felony weapons charges.

Abe Foxman, former national director of the Anti‑Defamation League, has died at 86, New York officials said.

A Chapter 11 filing by Xin Development paused a Maverick-led foreclosure auction for the RKO Keith’s site at 135-35 Northern Blvd, with court papers valuing the parcel near $90.6M.

Léman Manhattan Prep secured a roughly 28% rent reduction at 25 Broadway after a years‑long dispute with the building’s owner. The amendment eases short‑term pressure on the school amid broader FiDi debt stress.

A full‑floor penthouse at 520 Fifth Avenue reportedly closed for about $11.5M as the new 88‑story tower inches toward completion and occupancy.

Nassau County police posted a 'Mugshot Monday' Facebook roundup on May 11 naming six people wanted on charges from kidnapping to shoplifting. Tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS.

A Manhattan appellate panel vacated the city's disqualification of three NYPD sergeants, calling DCAS's cellphone ban ambiguous and remanding the case to a lower court.

A committee advising the ABA recommended removing key diversity accreditation rules to preserve the accreditor's federal status, heightening a standoff with federal regulators and law‑school leaders.

Letitia James and Bronx leaders rallied in Soundview behind the One Fair Price bills, calling to ban algorithmic pricing and electronic shelf labels. Supporters say the laws protect shoppers and workers from hidden, data-driven surcharges.

Treasury asked U.S. banks to flag customers tied to Iran’s shadow-banking networks after a FinCEN analysis identified billions in 2024 transactions.