DOJ has asked a federal court to cancel the citizenship of a jailed Long Island doctor serving 17 years for grooming and sexual exploitation, part of a wider denaturalization push.

Multiple parked cars were damaged on Atlantic Avenue near 127th Street in Richmond Hill; at least one windshield was smashed and the NYPD is investigating.

The New York Jets used the No. 2 pick to draft Texas Tech edge David Bailey, adding a high‑end pass rusher after a breakout 2025 season. The move signals a focused bid to create more pressure.

A 13-month undercover probe in Queens resulted in 38 illegal firearms seized and a 131-count indictment, officials say. Authorities said the takedown is part of a larger citywide effort.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 after a man was pepper‑sprayed aboard a northbound 2 train near East 225th Street. Detectives are asking for video or tips.

A three‑alarm blaze at 12th Street and 27th Avenue in Astoria sent smoke across western Queens and prompted city alerts to close windows.

Two Diamond District pawnbrokers were sentenced to 46 months after prosecutors said they fenced millions in stolen luxury goods across the country.

Federal investigators have opened a review of the NYC Department of Education after complaints that teachers promoted lessons critics say discriminated against Jewish students.

FDNY and Notify NYC warned of a three-alarm fire at Crotona Avenue and East 182nd Street, with smoke and traffic delays reported across the Bronx.

The Mamdani administration marked the city’s 130th school rooftop solar install at Marie Curie High School as NYC pushes to expand school‑based solar, training and power purchase deals.

A new international advisory warns China‑nexus actors are routing attacks through compromised routers and IoT to mask espionage and pre‑position strikes.

A late CJ McCollum bucket and a Jalen Brunson turnover handed Atlanta a 109-108 win and put the Knicks down 2-1.

Little Pine, Cathy Sun’s new Lower East Side restaurant, leans on hearty Northeast Chinese cooking and a roomy 152‑seat dining room — but its liquor license faces Community Board limits.