A Long Island father has admitted to killing his 2-month-old daughter; prosecutors say the infant suffered multiple fractures and severe neck injuries. Sentencing is set for May 7.

Police circulated a wanted notice after a 67‑year‑old was struck near Hillside Avenue on March 10. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips that lead to an arrest.

Three people robbed a Flushing nail salon on March 22, seizing cash and a security camera. NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance and is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

An 18-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man were found shot to death in Jackson Heights after a 911 call; investigators are seeking witnesses and video.

A 37-year-old rider was assaulted and had his headphones taken at Grand Avenue Newtown station. NYPD Crime Stoppers released images and is asking for tips.

Streetsblog says Mayor Mamdani will convert parts of Queens into car-free, Rome-style piazzas — but City Hall and DOT had not posted a matching announcement as of April 1.

A new bipartisan DRIVE caucus led by David Carr and Vickie Paladino vows to target speed and red‑light cameras and press to roll back certain bike and bus lanes across the city.

New audio captures a Delta Connection crew on the wrong tower frequency during a LaGuardia approach, forcing a go‑around before the flight landed.

A Queens man was indicted on aggravated-cruelty charges after prosecutors say he stretched his ex’s cat, "Kitty," to death; the DA called the killing horrific.

A third-alarm blaze at 35 Van Brunt Rd. in Far Rockaway drew more than 60 units and nearly 200 FDNY and EMS personnel; officials reported no injuries.

NYBG's new map finds more than 20% of New York City sits on land that used to be water. The analysis shows parks, public housing and airports among places at growing flood risk.

Mayor Mamdani announced an eight‑charger fast EV hub in Flushing, the first of 10 sites this year. It's aimed at working drivers and underserved neighborhoods.

A court-appointed remediation manager and a new DOC commissioner begin work at Rikers, prompting cautious optimism as the city confronts overcrowding and chronic staffing shortfalls.