Feds Say MS-13 Put Queens And Long Island Commuters In The Crosshairs
The U.S. Attorney’s Office warned that MS‑13 defendants endangered communities and commuters amid recent convictions and sentences. Prosecutors say the cases show how gang violence can spill into public spaces.
New York Races To Fast-Track 2025 Solar Push Before Tax Breaks Fade
NYSERDA’s 2025 land‑based solicitation targets shovel‑ready solar and wind projects, aiming to speed construction, capture federal tax credits and grow local clean‑energy jobs.
Bagels to Beaches: Why New Yorkers Are Flooding Miami, Tampa and Orlando
A MovingPlace study and federal figures show Miami, Orlando and Tampa among the top destinations for New Yorkers leaving the city, reshaping housing and labor markets.
Staten Island Man Nabbed At Newark After 12-Gun Arsenal Found In Rochelle Park Home
Rochelle Park police recovered 12 firearms — including altered assault weapons and high‑capacity magazines — and a Staten Island man was arrested at Newark Liberty International Airport.
Brooklyn ‘Undercooked Chicken’ Murder Case Roars Back As Court Orders New Trial
A state appeals court reversed a 1999 Brooklyn murder conviction and ordered a new trial after fresh witness accounts raised doubts about the original verdict. The case returns to Kings County for further proceedings.












