Signal and switch problems partly suspended E, F, M and R trains Wednesday morning, producing severe delays across Manhattan and Queens.

The USTA is marketing roughly $400M in private debt to help finish Arthur Ashe Stadium’s multi‑year overhaul. The move could shift who pays for — and controls — upgrades in Queens.

A developer has filed plans for roughly 145 apartments at Sunnyside's former Jehovah’s Witnesses assembly hall. Community Board 2 is weighing zoning and cultural-space questions.

A 75‑year‑old man was found shot and killed along Kissena Lake in Flushing; police identified him as Albert Itzkowitz and say no arrests have been made.

A 76-year-old woman was struck and later died after being hit while walking in a lane of the Grand Central Parkway in Corona. The NYPD’s collision squad is investigating.

A city survey and state research show a large gap between elder‑abuse victims and the cases that reach authorities; local elder‑justice teams are stepping in to find and help those who stay silent.

All Things Go returns to Forest Hills Stadium Sept. 25-27 with a female-led lineup headlined by Zara Larsson, Brandi Carlile and MUNA.

Police arrested a 47-year-old after three bicyclists fled when a man allegedly displayed a gun near Meadowbrook Parkway; authorities recovered a firearm and charges are pending.

An SUV struck the Centerport Fire Department early May 18; firefighters freed the conscious driver after an hour and town inspectors checked the station for damage.

Designers from DLR Group will run the NYC Marathon to raise funds and attention for Variety Boys & Girls Club’s ambitious Astoria redevelopment. The firm pairs design work and fundraising as the project moves toward construction.

The NYC Employees’ Retirement System renewed 35,000 square feet at The Factory in Long Island City, joining other recent leases that show demand for amenity-rich office space.

A Bellport woman was found inside a car at a Yaphank gas station and later died; Suffolk County police have arrested a Bellport man and charged him with murder.

GEICO says a newly formed Long Island supplier billed more than $1M in suspect no‑fault claims and is asking a federal court to claw back payments.