A convenience store in Ulster Park sold a $50,000 Powerball ticket in the May 2 drawing. The winning numbers were 25, 37, 42, 52, 65 and Powerball 14.

Sunny Monday with gusty southwest winds and an elevated fire spread risk across NYC. The statewide burn ban runs through May 14.

After three decades near Carnegie Hall, Redeye Grill will close on July 12, 2026.

A three-alarm blaze ripped through a six-story Inwood walk-up early Monday; three people died and more than a dozen were injured. FDNY says the cause is under investigation.

Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Ronny Deila acknowledged he's being probed by police after a taxi driver accused him of sexual harassment; he apologized and was released under conditions.

Interpreters say AI scheduling fragmented hours and cut pay, prompting a union push and City Hall scrutiny.

A randomized trial reported higher rates of complete tumor disappearance when women took 2,000 IU vitamin D daily during neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Experts say larger trials are needed before changing practice.

A city video urging Rent Guidelines Board testimony shows a keffiyeh‑clad staffer at Gracie Mansion, prompting sharp complaints from Jewish leaders.

About 50 teens rushed into the Church of Scientology near Times Square in a viral 'speed running' stunt; police and church officials reported damage and one minor injury.

Prosecutors say La Macarena operators in Midtown left workers owed more than $35,000 while taking in millions in sales. The DA has indicted the owners and related companies.

A section of World Trade Center steel began a cross‑country memorial tour Saturday, stopping on Staten Island before heading to national landmarks and returning for the 25th anniversary.

Bellevue and nearby hospitals ran large drills and tested portable biocontainment gear as they prepare for a massive influx of World Cup visitors.

Neighbors say the stoops outside a landmarked East Village church have become a "human biohazard," and city outreach teams say they are canvassing the block.