A 36-year-old woman was stabbed in Sunset Park Friday morning and rushed to the hospital; police say she is expected to survive.

A 30-year-old East Hartford man was sentenced to nine years and ordered to repay $1.55M after prosecutors say he helped operate a nationwide romance‑scam ring. The case highlights growing online fraud losses.

An interactive tracker turns NYPD encounter spreadsheets into neighborhood maps, showing where officers record Level 1–3 interactions across the city.

Donovan Richards says the era of disinvestment in Rockaway is over as a $30M Gotham Health clinic and geothermal‑backed Arverne East move forward. City and developers call it a turning point for services and resilience.

The NYPD posted a remembrance for Officer Alain K. Schaberger on the anniversary of his 2011 line‑of‑duty death in Boerum Hill.

A viral cellphone clip from Corona shows three glowing orbs moving in a triangular pattern. Authorities say corroborating radar or sensor data are needed to identify the sighting.

Alex and Miles Pincus are converting a French Quarter building at 622 Conti St. into Holywater, an oyster bar and lounge slated to open late this spring.

An early-morning blaze at 3345 Decatur Ave in the Bronx injured a civilian and a firefighter; fire marshals are investigating. Crews had the fire under control within the hour.

A Brooklyn man pleaded guilty after police found roughly 10 kilograms of cocaine during a traffic stop near Christiana Mall. Sentencing is set for July 28, 2026.

HPD tapped a Camber-led team for “Hudson Mosaic” at 388 Hudson; renderings and a Community Board presentation have preservationists worried about the landmarked Tony Dapolito.

A Yonkers man was sentenced Thursday to 16 years to life for the New Year’s Day 2025 stabbing of an acquaintance, closing a case that began on Jan. 1, 2025.

The NYPD released photos after a Feb. 21 shooting in Corona; a 30-year-old man was shot and suspects fled in a white van. Tips to Crime Stoppers are requested.

Federal prosecutors say members of the Dumel family ran a sex‑trafficking operation in New York that coerced victims and brought in thousands. U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton framed the case as part of a wider fight against trafficking.