GEICO says a Queens DME supplier billed more than $1.2M through a network of clinics and alleged kickbacks, and has sued in federal court seeking treble damages. The complaint details alleged forged scripts, inflated HCPCS codes and delivery inconsistencies.

A retired Yonkers fire captain was arraigned this week on felony charges after prosecutors say files showing a minor were shared and later found in his possession. He was released pending a June 30 court date.

Montoya’s opened May 5 on Metropolitan Avenue, pairing margaritas, tacos and an outdoor garden with a full bar in Forest Hills.

Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions has moved to confirm an arbitration award after a winning $5M bid collapsed — the auction house says the sellers owe a roughly $600K kill fee plus costs.

The U.S. State Department added Brazil’s two largest criminal gangs — the PCC and Comando Vermelho — to its Foreign Terrorist Organizations list, triggering sanctions and criminal prohibitions.

Mastercard won a New York BitLicense on May 27, giving it regulated footing to expand stablecoin and tokenized‑payment services under state supervision.

An entire 64th‑floor at 432 Park Avenue is on the market for $90M — an 8,038‑sq‑ft full‑floor with 16‑ft ceilings, Savant smart home features and heavy carrying costs. The sale arrives amid ongoing building litigation.

NYC Health + Hospitals is opening a second Bridge to Home site in Crown Heights, adding 50 private rooms and 24/7 clinical care to help residents secure permanent housing.

A Buffalo radio post misread New York’s boating rules. Here’s what paddlers actually need to know about PFDs, age limits and who needs a boater certificate.

A New York shopper says Target’s “yogurt covered” snacks contain no yogurt; a federal complaint seeks damages and labeling fixes. The suit targets Favorite Day and Good & Gather items.

Rose Marie announced via Instagram that it will close on June 13. The team says a new project is coming to 524 Lorimer.

Brooke Manderson was convicted May 27 of burglary, weapons and menacing charges after prosecutors say she barged into an ex’s Port Chester apartment with a loaded handgun. Sentencing is set for June 30.

A rezoning pitch would replace most of the Carmelite monastery at 341 Highland with a nine‑story, 345‑unit building — neighbors have started a petition and legal hurdles remain.