The state comptroller’s new analysis says federal tariffs and related policies cut international visitors and exports in 2025, hitting jobs and border communities. The losses include hundreds of thousands fewer crossings and billions in trade lost.

A new data review finds roughly 800 New Yorkers were taken in ICE 'collateral' arrests since August 2025, prompting calls for statewide sanctuary protections.

George Haseotes, a Haseotes family patriarch, died March 18 at 94 after a brief illness. He helped turn a one‑cow dairy into the Cumberland Farms chain.

SK Development filed plans for a 13‑story mixed‑use tower at 122 East 11th Street, reviving debates about scale and preservation on the East Village block. Local records show the developer active across nearby sites.

Olmstead and Vertex have leased more than 67,000 square feet at 373 and 381 Park Ave. South, with The Corcoran Group and AI firm Stuut among the new tenants.

A 21-year-old Lawrence man pleaded not guilty after prosecutors say he shot his sister with a crossbow; the 28-year-old was treated and the case is pending in Nassau County court.

Dos Toros is reopening in the Loop this May after leaving Chicago in 2022.

A Troop F traffic stop on I‑87 in Tuxedo turned up more than two pounds of marijuana, pills and a suspected Polymer80 ghost gun; three people were arrested.

DOE rescinded a policy and dropped its appeal, preserving a court victory that protects state energy funding and avoids cuts to staffing and services.

Bensalem police say three people tied to a South American theft group were arrested after several home break-ins in the Neshaminy Valley.

State troopers stopped a car on I‑95 in the Bronx and found three loaded guns and more than $11,000; a 49‑year‑old man was arrested and faces multiple weapons counts.

South Korea’s Cheongung‑II air‑defense system delivered a high‑success combat debut in the Iran‑UAE strikes, accelerating demand for Korean air‑defense exports and shifting procurement calculations.

J.P. Morgan provided a $765M balance‑sheet loan to refinance Rabsky Group’s 1,102‑unit DoBro tower at 625 Fulton Street, replacing earlier construction debt. The move stabilizes the project’s capital stack.