A Manhattan condo board has sued a longtime resident and former SNL band member, asking a judge to force the sale of his unit after an alleged rampage that left neighbors afraid. The filing seeks a permanent injunction and damages.

A Con Edison shutdown left about 1,559 Jackson Heights customers without power during a heat advisory; city cooling centers are available for relief.

A sinkhole on the FDR near East 120th snarled southbound traffic Saturday; officials urged drivers to expect detours and extra travel time.

The NYPD released a photo after an early-morning attempted rape in Central Park and is asking witnesses to call Crime Stoppers. Detectives are reviewing video and leads.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images after three people attacked and robbed a 47-year-old Q86 driver near 253 St and 149 Av on May 29. A reward is being offered for tips.

A restored FDNY fireboat now hosts Fireboat, a Caribbean‑inspired floating bar at Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6, serving tropical cocktails and island bites.

Clear, warm Saturday with a high near 85°F. Watch for scattered showers and a chance of thunderstorms Sunday evening and minor coastal flooding at late high tides.

A firefighter and a police officer were hurt fighting a strip‑mall blaze in Central Islip; details remain scarce.

A 21-year-old wanted in a North Las Vegas murder was arrested in Utica after a U.S. Marshals operation; officials say extradition to Nevada is expected.

The Pentagon's third PURSUE release includes videos of glowing orbs in the Northeast, including a clip described as a "plasma-like sphere" that hovered above a pond for about 45 minutes.

A West Village retail block at 403 Sixth Avenue sold for $41 million, putting a cluster of storefronts — from Chipotle to local shops — under new ownership.

Columbia will again require SAT or ACT scores, ending its run as the last test-optional Ivy.

FDNY posted an alert about road closures and mass-transit disruptions near Centre and Worth streets in Lower Manhattan this afternoon.