Nassau County police are investigating a fatal overnight stabbing on Beaumont Avenue in Massapequa after a 1:30 a.m. 911 call; witnesses say a woman fled the scene.

The City Council revived a push to ban corner parking and install barriers at 1,000 intersections a year as DOT and budget hawks debate safety and cost.

An early-morning Sunnyside blaze left two residents critically injured and a firefighter hospitalized while crews brought the fire under control within the hour.

A pre-dawn fire on 76th Street in Jackson Heights drew more than 140 responders; two people were treated by EMS and the cause remains under investigation.

A University at Buffalo graduate was detained by ICE in El Paso after competing in a national engineering contest; family and UB officials say they are seeking answers.

A Port Washington house fire on Friday night injured nine firefighters and one police officer; investigators say the blaze is not being treated as suspicious.

A 71-year-old man and a 65-year-old woman were found stabbed inside a Fresh Meadows apartment and later died at North Shore University Hospital.

A 14-year-old was struck by falling building façade on 82nd Street in Jackson Heights and taken to Elmhurst Hospital; FDNY and DOB responded as gusts blew through the area.

Satellite radar and tide-gauge data show parts of New York City sinking by millimeters a year — small changes that can meaningfully increase flood risk in low-lying neighborhoods.

A 24-year-old man was arraigned on manslaughter and related charges after a March Woodmere crash that killed a father; prosecutors say event-data shows the other car at 81 mph.

A federal jury convicted Queens jeweler Shlomo Patchiav in an extortion plot tied to a Brooklyn man's disappearance and the later recovery of his body in Ellenville.

Stony Brook researchers detected Vibrio vulnificus in South Fork ponds; NYSDEC imposed precautionary shellfishing closures and East Hampton trustees funded extra monitoring.

A former TD Bank employee pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he used his access to help defraud customers of more than $3.4 million; sentencing is set for Oct. 15.