A woman's decomposing body was pulled from Bowne Park's kettle pond Sunday evening. The NYPD and the medical examiner are investigating.

A departmental tribunal found an NYPD officer guilty of striking his girlfriend’s aunt and knocking her phone from her hand; the panel recommended termination. The case highlights gaps between criminal and internal discipline.

Kathmandu-born Bajeko Sekuwa, known for charcoal-grilled mutton sekuwa, has extended its Sunnyside roots to Irving and Aurora while keeping Nepalese small plates front and center.

A Nevada man was indicted in Mineola accused of siphoning about $227,000 in Social Security disability payments meant for his wife after her 2014 death. His next court date is June 25.

A Bronx public‑defender group has sued to stop a plan to resume on‑the‑spot drug testing in several NYC family courts, calling the policy coercive and unconstitutional.

A landlord claims Councilwoman Julie Won lived rent‑free at Skyline Tower and owes roughly $25,000; Won says the lease is forged and vows to fight the claim. Ethics and tax rules complicate the dispute as she campaigns next week.

Early voting runs June 13–21 across New York. Suffolk County has switched to ExpressVote XL touchscreen ballot‑marking machines for the 2026 primaries.

Three people were injured in a Queens apartment fire Saturday afternoon. Authorities have released few details as fire marshals investigate.

A Copiague man was arrested after a Levittown fight left a 28‑year‑old with a severe leg laceration. The suspect was arraigned Friday in Hempstead.

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards celebrated the Knicks on X after a dramatic Finals night, joining fans and officials as the city braced for celebrations.

A 33-year-old woman was arrested after allegedly spraying an unknown substance into a crowd at an East Garden City hotel; four people were taken to hospital for evaluation. Authorities say lab testing is pending.

Registration opened June 12 for expanded free Learn to Swim classes across NYC. The program covers ages 1–17, runs July 6–Aug. 28 and offers thousands of lottery seats.

A Far Rockaway man was sentenced to 43 years after prosecutors say he sexually abused his stepson for seven years, officials say. The sentence includes 10 years of post-release supervision.