Producers are staging premieres in London to tap Britain’s tax relief and lower venue and labor costs, reshaping where new American theater is developed.

Sunny, springlike air returns Tuesday with highs near 716F. Rain arrives Wednesday night, flipping briefly to wet snow Thursday as winds pick up.

Queens leaders toured Etihad Park as the 25,000-seat, all-electric stadium rises in Willets Point. The privately financed project promises jobs, affordable housing and a 2027 opening.

WeWork has quietly signed a 37,000‑sf lease at 511 Fifth Avenue and plans a 9,000‑sf coworking lounge as it cautiously rebuilds in Manhattan after bankruptcy. Landlords say the terms are more measured this time.

After a costly management fight and emergency repairs, Westchester County says Rye’s Playland will return for its 98th season and the Dragon Coaster will be renovated. Community groups are lining up to help preserve the park.

The NYPD swore in 968 new officers on Tuesday, Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch wrote. Recruits will enter field training before precinct assignments across the city.

A 30-year-old woman was shot in the lower leg Monday near City Point in Downtown Brooklyn and was taken to Brooklyn Methodist; she is expected to recover.

New cameras and brighter lights are now up at Williamsbridge Oval Park after months of pressure following a fatal stabbing. Neighbors say it’s a start but want more before summer.

Bullets struck a Brownsville building on Dumont Avenue Monday night while a mother and children were home; police say property was damaged but no one was hurt.

Lawmakers and advocates rallied in Albany to press for a $244M state package to restore benefits for excluded immigrants and shore up SNAP programs.

A new mapping analysis shows many NYC school attendance lines mirror 1930s redlining maps, locking low‑income Black and Latino students out of top public elementary schools.

Eastchester police and state wildlife officials warned after coyotes were reported approaching or attacking dogs near Twin Lakes Park. Officials urge supervising pets and securing attractants.

Steven Roth is selling the former Alexander’s site in Rego Park to Northwell Health for about $235.5M, pumping a vacant retail block and 1,200‑space garage into the state's biggest health system.