State police say troopers found an AR‑15, a shotgun and other firearms in a Wallkill home after a domestic dispute; the 74‑year‑old faces multiple weapons counts.

A 21-year-old Westchester man was found dead after his kayak overturned on the Schroon River near Warrensburg. State police say rescue teams searched before locating him Monday evening.

State police say a Somers man staged a shooting; troopers seized stolen firearms, psilocybin and suspected narcotics at his home. He was arraigned and remanded.

A Shrub Oak International School employee was charged after police say he abused a student with disabilities last November; the arrest renews scrutiny of the Mohegan Lake campus.

A Bronx father has filed a $50M wrongful‑death suit against Meta, NYC and ACS, saying Instagram threats and oversight failures preceded his daughter’s 2024 killing. The case lands as courts intensify scrutiny of social platforms.

City Hall is poised to renew Securus’s Rikers phone and tablet contract even as reporting shows the company trained AI on jail calls and DOI documented improper recordings.

MTA will shift weekday rush‑hour trips on the 2/3/4/5 lines starting next Monday to ease peak crowding for about 1.2 million riders.

A second-floor fire in Fordham hospitalized five people, three of them critically, as crews battled heavy smoke on Bainbridge Avenue.

Mayor Mamdani and NYCHA are rolling out ‘NYCHA in Your Neighborhood’ forums starting May 20 to let tenants raise repair and safety complaints and get on-site help.

A 15-year-old was shot in the head behind a Bronx NYCHA complex and rushed to the hospital. Police say no arrests have been made and are asking for tips.

A black Ford Taurus allegedly struck an NYPD officer during a traffic stop in Morrisania last Tuesday; investigators are seeking the driver and offering a reward.

Troopers say a White Plains man was stopped on an I‑287 off‑ramp, tested .15 BAC and officers found a loaded 9mm in his SUV; he faces DWI and felony weapons charges.

Letitia James and Bronx leaders rallied in Soundview behind the One Fair Price bills, calling to ban algorithmic pricing and electronic shelf labels. Supporters say the laws protect shoppers and workers from hidden, data-driven surcharges.