After a surprise eviction from a Second Avenue sublease, Regina's Grocery has temporarily set up inside Ethyl’s, the Studio 54–themed bar while a lease fight plays out. The deli’s owner calls it a New York pivot as customers keep coming.

FBI interview notes and DOJ files say bags of shredded paper were dumped at the MCC in August 2019; prosecutors weighed obstruction but filed no shredding charges.

Longtime Saddle Rock mayor Dan Levy was disqualified from the ballot after petition and election-day poll-book questions; state officials are now reviewing the matter.

Security footage shows a USPS carrier shove a 4-year-old boy in Monsey. Ramapo police charged a 39‑year‑old USPS worker and released him pending court.

Two Brooklyn men received decades-long sentences for a 2020 drive-by at George Walker Jr. Park that killed two teens. Prosecutors tied the attack to gang activity and cellphone video evidence.

Brett Gardner’s family filed a federal wrongful‑death suit alleging carbon monoxide from a mechanical room killed their 14‑year‑old son at a Costa Rica resort. The complaint names owners, executives and related companies.

Winston Colon Correa was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say he coerced minors into sending explicit videos and kept child sexual abuse material on his phone.

Suffolk prosecutors say a Holbrook business lost more than $1 million after its office manager allegedly diverted funds over several years. The accused is due back in court April 24, 2026.

A Broward County case says a South Florida businessman took more than $338,000 from buyers for 'jetcars' that never arrived; criminal charges and a civil judgment followed.

Crown Princess Mette‑Marit told NRK she was "manipulated and deceived" by Jeffrey Epstein in her first TV interview since the documents surfaced. The sit‑down comes as her son’s trial closed and patronages are being reconsidered.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani spent the week visiting mosques, joining suhoor with workers and hosting iftars — but a Gracie Mansion dinner with activist Mahmoud Khalil ignited national backlash.

A newly revealed litigation-funding tie has put the nationwide class action over elite colleges' financial aid at risk, imperiling hundreds of millions in settlements and payouts to more than 200,000 students.

A new Assembly bill would require companies to disclose contracts with ICE and could bar vendors from state or city procurement if they hide those ties.