A 44-year-old rider was punched and kicked after a suspect tried to snatch his cross‑body bag on a southbound E train at Jackson Heights; police released images and want tips.

A New York Post report says DSA organizers discussed pushing a socialist agenda into city classrooms. The claim puts UFT bargaining and Mayor Mamdani's influence under the microscope.

Dozens gathered in Ossining to mourn two immigrants killed during recent ICE operations and to demand transparency as federal probes continue.

American Airlines has dropped service to 15 transatlantic cities, shrinking its Europe map and pushing more travelers onto partner carriers or longer connections. The cuts highlight fleet and fuel pressures shaping the carrier’s international network.

A domestic shooting in Far Rockaway turned into a house fire and explosion, killing two and injuring many.

A tree fell in a Brooklyn park Saturday afternoon, injuring four people and prompting an emergency response.

An 82‑year‑old woman was hurt when a pedestrian cone was thrown inside 373 Lenox Avenue in Harlem. NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips leading to an arrest.

Juan Soto was placed on the Mets' 10‑day injured list after leaving Friday’s loss to the Dodgers with left‑calf soreness. Eric Wagaman was recalled from Triple‑A Syracuse to take his roster spot.

An archery stunt at the Orange County Fair went wrong Friday night; a performer was hit by an arrow and airlifted in stable condition. State police are investigating.

Robert Lewandowski's high-profile arrival hasn't changed the scoreboard: Chicago fell 3-1 at Yankee Stadium as the Polish striker logged the second half. The match tightened the Eastern race.

A fragile pause in U.S.-Iran strikes briefly eased the weeks‑long exchange, but a disabled tanker, Caspian strikes and Houthi attacks kept shipping and oil markets on edge.

Four men hawked a dozen two‑month‑old poodles on West 47th Street, police say; the sale spotlights enforcement gaps under New York’s retail‑pet ban.

With Aaron Judge rehabbing a fractured rib, the Yankees are weighing a right‑handed catcher and at least one late‑inning arm as the Aug. 3 deadline nears. Depth in the rotation gives Brian Cashman options.