Surveillance photos show three suspects after an 18-year-old was stabbed and robbed near LaGuardia Landing Lights Park last Saturday night.

Meat and seafood workers at King Kullen paused their strike after negotiators reached a tentative agreement. The union has also filed NLRB complaints alleging unfair labor practices.

Nice Day Chinese has taken over Ma Lala’s 30th Avenue storefront, keeping Sichuan favorites while adding dim sum, soup dumplings and milk tea.

A 42-year-old man was seriously injured in a pre-dawn assault on Astoria’s 30th Avenue. Police released images and asked the public to check cameras and call Crime Stoppers.

Louie’s Pizzeria owner jumped on a man with a box cutter in Elmhurst, pinning him until police arrived. The suspect was arrested and arraignment is pending.

Parents and activists in Long Island City say the city's plan to convert a family shelter into a men's shelter will uproot students mid‑school‑year and are demanding a halt.

A Massapequa investment adviser admitted to a scheme prosecutors say cost more than $160 million and affected hundreds of clients. The criminal plea follows prior SEC and arbitration actions.

A Hempstead man was sentenced to 35 years to life after a jury convicted him in the 2019 drive‑by killing of Paul LaRue, who was shot while stopped at a Hempstead intersection.

A white substance found at the Queens County Criminal Courthouse sent multiple people to hospitals on April 2; FDNY crews remained on scene while tests were underway.

Federal prosecutors say Trinitarios members pleaded guilty in a Queens murder and a series of violent carjackings tied to a 2022–23 crime spree.

A Queens man survived a stabbing and an alleged throat‑slashing attempt at Gilgo Beach; prosecutors say evidence recovered from the suspect's car raises questions about his intent.

After robberies targeting phones, the 113th Precinct shared safety tips, tip lines and community programs to help Jamaica residents protect devices and report tips.

A New York diagnostics startup leased the final lab suite at Innolabs (45‑18 Court Square), joining NYU Langone and completing the Long Island City roster. The move signals growing demand for purpose‑built lab space in Queens.