A 15-year-old was shot aboard a Manhattan-bound A train near 80th Street in Ozone Park and is expected to survive; police are collecting video as service was disrupted.

Aespa’s SYNK : COMPLÆXITY world tour includes a Sept. 18, 2026 stop at UBS Arena in Belmont Park. WEVERSE presales and Ticketmaster onsales open in early May.

Two MTA officers used calm, quick de‑escalation to pull a woman from the Whitestone Bridge ledge; the union praised their actions and the woman received psychiatric help.

Resorts World will open NYC’s first live table‑games casino in Queens tomorrow, promising hundreds of jobs and big transit and tax pledges even as experts urge caution. The opening will give New York a real‑world test of the state’s casino plans.

A $4.5M pilot will train New Yorkers for green jobs and maintain more than 1,000 rain gardens across Brooklyn and Queens.

Investors are shifting money into Queens industrial and retail assets that offer repositioning potential and air‑rights upside.

A sweep by the Rockies leaves the Mets 9-19 and the offseason overhaul in doubt, as scoring dries up and pressure grows on Carlos Mendoza.

A Levittown man was arrested after a woman reported he forcibly touched her during a massage in Selden. Police say he faces forcible touching and unauthorized-practice charges.

A Long Beach man was arrested after police say he entered an East Hills home and pushed a woman down a flight of stairs. He faces multiple charges and investigators say he violated an order of protection.

Four people were wounded in a shooting at Amadeus Nightclub in Elmhurst; police say the victims are expected to recover and no arrests have been reported.

A late-night collision at Bell Boulevard and the Grand Central Parkway left a 28-year-old man dead and two others injured; NYPD investigators are probing.

A 32‑year‑old Bellport man died after his car left the Long Island Expressway and crashed into woods near Exit 69 in Manorville. Suffolk County detectives have impounded the vehicle and are seeking witnesses.

Victims' attorneys say court papers allege Dr. Zhi Alan Cheng recorded himself groping a dying patient on life support, adding to civil suits and unanswered questions about hospital oversight.