The Supreme Court heard Sripetch v. SEC to decide whether the SEC must prove investor losses before ordering disgorgement. The ruling could reshape how the agency recovers ill-gotten gains.

A man was found bleeding inside a parked minivan at Queens Plaza in Long Island City; officers smashed a window to pull him out and investigators are asking for tips.

A 21-year-old Valley Stream man faces multiple charges after police say he swerved his bike at parkgoers and head-butted an officer during his arrest.

A 16-year-old was shot in the leg on Madison Street in the Lower East Side; police are searching for the shooter.

Investigations show NYC has paid about $99.3M in rent and utilities for 28 unused preschool sites while families face long waitlists for neighborhood seats.

Several Williamsbridge buildings have been without gas for more than two weeks as neighbors say a moldy, rodent‑infested meter room is blocking Con Edison repairs.

Clear, brisk Monday with a chance of spotty showers midmorning. Suburbs face frost and possible freezing temperatures overnight.

A bus carrying Bronx high school students crashed in Diamond Point near Lake George; multiple students were taken to hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries.

Kevin Warsh’s nomination has put his plan to shrink the Fed’s balance sheet and push for lower rates squarely in the spotlight. Senators and markets are set to press him at a confirmation hearing Tuesday.

An unidentified man was found beneath a parked truck on Park Avenue in Spring Valley on April 18. Police say the vehicle does not appear to be involved and a multi‑agency probe is underway.

Flyers for a student Israel Culture Club were torn down and dumped in Scarsdale High bathrooms, prompting condemnation and a planned overhaul of the student code of conduct.

Neighbors say a converted hotel at 61 Chrystie and a nearby Bowery shelter are housing registered sex offenders near Sarah D. Roosevelt Park, and parents are furious. City and shelter filings show the sites are active, while legal tensions complicate quick fixes.

A small sign at a McDonald Avenue ShopRite warns customers their faces, eyes and voices may be scanned. Shoppers say the notice is hard to miss and want to know what happens to the data.