A Suffolk County corrections officer was arrested after prosecutors say child sexual‑abuse videos were found on his phone. Investigators say the FBI traced purchases to a cryptocurrency account tied to a Ridge address.

A dance-first Summer for the City returns to Lincoln Center this June through August with dozens of free and low-cost events across the campus.

A three-alarm fire at Ada Drive and Elson Court sent smoke over nearby blocks; FDNY and NotifyNYC warned residents to avoid smoke and expect delays. Crews remain on scene.

Tim Weil says Rent will reunite for a one-night Broadway concert during the musical's 30th anniversary, while EPIC Players mounts a neuroinclusive revival June 4–14.

A hiring fair in East Harlem on Friday will connect locals to union apprenticeships, civil‑service paths and construction roles for the Second Avenue Subway Phase 2.

Comptroller Mark Levine announced a $4 billion initiative to use pension investments to build and preserve housing across all five boroughs. The plan must win trustee sign‑off.

Attorney General Letitia James says Olof Olsson was indicted for allegedly diverting more than $3.8M in donations from the Swedish Seamen's Church in Midtown Manhattan.

The SEC moved to let customers cross‑margin Treasuries with futures, aiming to reduce double‑margining and lower clearing costs while changing legal protections for opting‑in clients.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted an alert after gunfire on 51st Street in the 114th Precinct; a reward of up to $3,500 is being offered for tips.

A 31-story tower at 202 Tillary has finished construction, delivering 465 apartments and 120 affordable homes to Downtown Brooklyn. The building includes retail and amenity spaces.

Police released images of a person wanted in locker thefts at the Bushwick Planet Fitness. Investigators say the same suspect is linked to more than a dozen reported thefts since December.

A City Council bill would require cafes and boba shops to accept customers' reusable cups, prompting a clash between waste-reduction goals and shop-level practicality.

A man posing as an NYPD officer told a 92-year-old Brooklyn woman her daughter was hurt, then took about $8,000 when he arrived. Police released a suspect description and asked for tips.