The Thunder host the Knicks Sunday at Paycom Center with a 6:30 p.m. CT tip; NBC/Peacock will carry the game and sportsbooks make OKC a heavy favorite. Injury updates and viewing options matter for fans and bettors alike.

Police circulated images of a man wanted in a forcible‑touching incident aboard a Q77 bus in Queens; Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

A University of Rochester PhD student was arrested in Atlanta and federally charged with child‑pornography and enticement of a minor, prosecutors say.

An early‑morning vandalism left an unknown substance smeared on the Daoud Mosque’s door and pages of a religious book scattered; the NYPD is investigating.

A Brooklyn emergency shoveler says the city shorted him pay after the February blizzard and has filed suit in federal court. The complaint raises questions about how emergency shovelers were tracked and paid.

Sardi’s will pause service this summer after the Shubert Organization bought the restaurant’s name and fixtures; Max Klimavicius will operate through June 24.

Clear, chilly start near 34°F with a high near 54°F. Breezy this afternoon and a Small Craft Advisory offshore; midweek warms into the 70s with shower and thunder chances.

A 35-year-old man was killed Saturday night on Webster Avenue in Norwood. Police say he was rushed to St. Barnabas and pronounced dead; no arrests yet.

A viral clip shows a sedan doing donuts at 150th Street and Jewel Avenue in Kew Gardens Hills before it sped off and sparked a police chase. The footage revived fears after a deadly 2020 drag‑racing crash.

A vacant Brighton Beach building went up in flames Saturday and nearby blocks lost power as crews worked to secure the scene and assess damage to wiring. Officials and the utility are on site.

A former NYCHA employee was indicted in the Bronx after prosecutors say he ran a housing scam that took more than $20,000 from tenants.

A new cocktail lounge from Legeard Studio and Opus Hospitality has opened in Chelsea, offering ritual-driven cocktails, a glowing bar and a compact small-plates menu.

A $30.9M rebuild will replace Canarsie’s 1960 library with an 11,000‑sq‑ft, mass‑timber branch featuring exposed wood, a recording studio and expanded community space.