Mayor Zohran Mamdani reopened city-backed ADU financing and opened an application window through June 12, 2026. The Plus One pilot offers up to $395,000 per homeowner but will initially reach only a small number of owners.

Filming on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives was paused after an alleged domestic incident involving Taylor Frankie Paul, reviving questions about a 2023 plea-in-abeyance.

Trump says a former president told him they “wished” they’d attacked Iran; representatives for Clinton, Bush, Obama and Biden say they had not been in touch.

Former Ohio State QB Justin Fields was sent to the Kansas City Chiefs for a 2027 sixth‑round pick. The Jets will absorb most of his 2026 salary. The move makes Fields a veteran backup depth while Mahomes rehabs.

An 18‑year‑old Nesconset man has been indicted in the Nov. 26 killing of his ex‑girlfriend, Emily Finn. Prosecutors point to chilling messages and a court‑ordered competency review.

A Bedford-Stuyvesant man was sentenced to 25 years to life after prosecutors say he tried to pressure jurors, prompting a rare anonymous jury at his retrial.

Seven animals were found decapitated near Lake Carmel, reigniting an SPCA investigation into a string of similar mutilations and prompting officials to seek tips.

Coney Island USA warns it faces a "financial crisis" and says the famed Mermaid Parade may not happen in 2026 without emergency funding. Organizers have asked supporters to step in now.

Gotham FC will stage the 'Queens Classic' at Citi Field on July 15 — the first pro women's event at the stadium — with tickets on sale March 25.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Commissioner Jessica Tisch formalized a 30‑day timeline for releasing body‑worn camera footage in qualifying cases, pledging faster transparency while keeping legal exceptions.

A violent antisemitic phrase was found scrawled on a rock in Riverside Park near W. 109th St. NYPD hate‑crimes detectives are investigating and community leaders have condemned the act.

Occupied space rose for a fourth straight quarter, vacancy eased and asking rents ticked up — even as leasing cooled across the island.

Bank of America tentatively settled a Manhattan lawsuit accusing the bank of ignoring suspicious transactions tied to Jeffrey Epstein. Terms were not disclosed.