A man arrested on Webster Avenue slipped out of police custody early Sunday and remains at large in Morrisania. Police described his clothing as they canvassed the block.

About 20 NYC Jewish teachers lost a grievance after the DOE denied a day to prepare for Passover, prompting union and community calls for clearer rules.

The Bronx DA says Antonio Jackson stabbed a man to death outside a Bryant Avenue building; prosecutors have indicted him on second‑degree murder and other counts. Jackson is due back in court in late May.

An unknown device sent up a plume of smoke outside Gracie Mansion on March 7; four people were detained and police say no one was hurt. Detectives are reviewing video and social posts.

The NYPD says Officer Sorffly Davius, assigned to Brooklyns 79th Precinct, died in Kuwait after a medical episode while deployed in support of Operation Epic Fury.

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch and NYPD executives held a livestreamed availability about an active investigation; officials released few details.

Two 46th Precinct officers were suspended without pay after a video reportedly showed them having sex in a Bronx station‑house locker room.

New renderings show a 13-story mixed-use development planned for 1720 Atlantic Avenue in Crown Heights, promising nearly 300 apartments, street-level retail and a community facility. The project follows recent rezoning and awaits a construction timeline.

Dr. Bernard Kruger has stepped away from roles at two elite concierge clinics after federal files raised new questions about membership and booking practices.

Aquarelle owner Marcus Andrew has applied to open a Mediterranean seafood spot at 905 1st Ave in Midtown East, seeking a liquor license and outdoor seating.

A Nassau County grand jury declined to indict the driver accused in the April 25, 2025 LIE road‑rage crash that killed Ibis Baez.

Albany lawmakers are pushing to raise New York's bottle deposit to 10¢ and expand which drinks qualify for refunds.

A new state law lets experienced dental hygienists provide cleanings and preventive care in schools, clinics and long‑term care without a dentist on site. Regulators have until June 19, 2027 to write rules and stand up new certification pathways.