A bench warrant was issued after a man charged in a Holocaust Remembrance Day attack on a Forest Hills rabbi failed to appear in court. The case has reignited local anger and questions about supervised release.

Three Molotov cocktails were thrown at a Staten Island home late Thursday; police say there were no injuries and are asking anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

A long‑vacant SoHo corner at 144 Spring Street sold for $14M — about 44% less than the 2012 price — as buyers weigh strong rents against tougher build economics.

After a sold‑out debut, Camp Rubirosa will return to East Hampton as an annual summer fixture, reopening May 15 with Rubirosa classics and a campy outdoor vibe.

A Queens mother has sued ACS after child‑welfare workers removed her 11‑month‑old breastfed baby on Jan. 4, 2024 and kept the child five days without a court order, the complaint says. The suit says caseworkers found no safety concerns at the home.

Surveillance photos led to an arrest after a Feb. 21 hit-and-run in South Richmond Hill. Court papers say the driver stopped, fled and later grabbed Popeye's instead of calling 911.

A 30-year-old was arrested after an alleged attempt to sexually assault an 84-year-old in a Roosevelt Park restroom; witnesses intervened and the suspect is being held on $300K bond.

Attorney General Letitia James backed two state bills that would ban personalized algorithmic pricing and bar digital shelf tags at grocery and drug stores. The measures sharpen New York’s rules on how retailers use consumer data at checkout.

A Bay Shore school bus and Uber driver has pleaded guilty to repeatedly sexually assaulting a 12-year-old; prosecutors say the plea carries years in prison and mandatory registration.

Mangione's lawyers asked a federal judge to move his trial into 2027, saying simultaneous state and federal proceedings would violate his constitutional rights.

A new Red Hook bakehouse run by sisters Maya and Eva Ebbesen is selling seeded Danish rye loaves across Brooklyn for $16 a pop.

Two nonprofit newsrooms sued DOCCS to compel prison sexual-assault records; Cornell's clinic represents them.

Meta signed a 10‑year lease at 697 Fifth Ave to turn its pop‑up into Meta Lab New York, taking five levels and roughly 15,000 square feet on Fifth Avenue.