A Babylon plow driver shepherded two bonded lab-mix sisters off Sunrise Highway during the blizzard; shelter staff scanned an unusual microchip and reunited them with family.

Police are seeking a woman accused of stealing about $94,000 in jewelry from Aqua Jewels by Monica in Gravesend on Feb. 8; investigators are asking for tips.

January’s transit numbers show a rise in major felonies even as TAB summonses and arrests fell, creating a fresh debate over subway safety and enforcement. City leaders and advocates are watching the next reports.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted notice after a 53-year-old MTA driver was assaulted on a B42 bus near Rockaway Parkway and Flatlands. Tips may earn up to $3,500.

A Chelsea diner that served residents of Selis Manor closed on Feb. 22 after lease talks collapsed, leaving longtime patrons and staff uncertain. Owner Alexandros Grimpas hopes to reopen nearby.

A storied Upper East Side mansion tied to designer Oleg Cassini drew a $34.5M winning bid as trustees move to satisfy $30M+ in liens; a judge will review the sale this week.

Sen. Ron Wyden rolled out the Enhanced Cybersecurity for SNAP Act in Portland — a bill to swap vulnerable mag‑stripe EBT cards for chip cards, speed replacements and fund retailer upgrades after local skimming cases.

Phipps Houses filed to build about 315 affordable apartments at 580 E. 168th St in Morrisania, with deep-affordability tiers and units for formerly homeless households. The plan would split the building into lower and taller segments with parking and amenities.

A 22-year-old man was shot in the arm while walking home in Bedford-Stuyvesant; police say he is in stable condition and detectives are investigating.

A renovated six‑story, 25‑unit building at 443 E. 88th St. traded for $16.5M — roughly $660K per unit — highlighting demand for free‑market Manhattan apartments.

A G train in Long Island City filled with smoke during the morning commute, evacuating riders at 21st Street and halting G service while crews investigated.

League officials floated routing more replay power through New York's Art McNally hub as referee talks stall ahead of a May deadline. The move would expand replay‑assist while keeping crews on the field.

Gov. Kathy Hochul doubled down on a multi‑billion plan to expand child care across New York, pairing with Mayor Zohran Mamdani to launch free care for two‑year‑olds and push for universal Pre‑K.