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.

The state’s top court ruled that an NYPD I-card alone won’t justify an arrest unless officers can show the alert was actually passed on. The Palacios decision could change how suppression hearings play out in Queens.

A 74-year-old man was stabbed in Jackson Heights Friday; police say the suspect — a woman dressed in black — fled the scene and remains at large. Investigators are canvassing the area for footage and tips.

A Yonkers car meetup ripped up turf at JFK Marina and Park, leaving an estimated $10,000 in repairs; police impounded vehicles and arrested two people.

Franklin Square's Carmela's reopened under family ownership this week, serving a throwback $2.40 pie and planning a grand opening on April 26.

A new RPA analysis warns Penn Station’s platforms, yards and tunnels can’t absorb Gateway’s added trains without station expansion or major operational changes.

A discarded smoothie straw is now central to the 1984 Lynbrook murder probe, prosecutors say DNA ties a Long Island man to the killing.

Nassau prosecutors say a Hempstead mother swung her 21-month-old daughter into a concrete wall; the child was treated, released to her father and has since recovered. The mother has been indicted and is due back in court May 19.

Zaro's Cafe, a Huntington Station mainstay since 1993, will close Saturday. An equipment auction is scheduled days later.

A 41-year-old woman died after a Jeep Wrangler overturned on the RFK Bridge; southbound lanes were closed for hours while police investigated.

A Queens judge paused a court fight over alleged forged petition signatures that could remove Assemblymember Jenifer Rajkumar from the June primary, sending key questions to the Board of Elections.

Multiple parked cars were damaged on Atlantic Avenue near 127th Street in Richmond Hill; at least one windshield was smashed and the NYPD is investigating.

A 13-month undercover probe in Queens resulted in 38 illegal firearms seized and a 131-count indictment, officials say. Authorities said the takedown is part of a larger citywide effort.