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Crime & Emergencies in ...
NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a 25-year-old was stabbed early Saturday inside 96‑21 Atlantic Avenue in Woodhaven. Two suspects fled on foot.
A 44-year-old rider was punched and kicked after a suspect tried to snatch his cross‑body bag on a southbound E train at Jackson Heights; police released images and want tips.
A domestic shooting in Far Rockaway turned into a house fire and explosion, killing two and injuring many.
Sports in ...
Juan Soto was placed on the Mets' 10‑day injured list after leaving Friday’s loss to the Dodgers with left‑calf soreness. Eric Wagaman was recalled from Triple‑A Syracuse to take his roster spot.
A 19-year-old suffered serious but non-life-threatening stab wounds after an early-morning argument inside a Sayville restaurant; a local man was arrested and charged.
A three‑alarm fire at College Point Blvd & 41st Ave sent thick smoke across nearby blocks and prompted FDNY warnings about traffic delays.
A Brentwood 3-year-old died after being pulled from a Central Islip pool; Suffolk County Police Homicide Squad is investigating.
NYPD Crime Stoppers seeks tips after a 22-year-old was punched inside an apartment near 89th Avenue and 118th Street; the suspect reportedly wrapped a metal bracelet around his fist and fled.
Parks & Nature in ...
Alley Pond Golf Center in Douglaston reopened after a $10M overhaul, adding simulators, ball-tracking tech and a planned mini golf course.
Community & Society in ...
Donovan Richards announced $750,000 to renovate the Queensbridge PAL daycare, including lead removal from bathrooms and a kitchen upgrade.
Surveillance images posted by NYPD Crime Stoppers show a person sought in a burglary pattern across Queens' 109 and 111 precincts. Tips that lead to an arrest may be eligible for up to $3,500.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Amazon filed plans for a 4.2M sq ft, $1B logistics campus in Holbrook that would create roughly 1,000 jobs and add hundreds of truck trips while requiring rezoning and tax breaks.
After months of care, two Long Island City dogs tied to a car in January have recovered and are being cleared for adoption.
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