A viral clip from Fishkill’s May 30 block party shows a man making an apparent Nazi salute while teens filmed a TikTok, prompting condemnation from local leaders and a police review.

A viral video shows a plainclothes officer repeatedly striking a shirtless man outside the 50th Precinct after police say he attacked two officers.

A widening drought now covers much of the tri‑state, with reservoirs, streams and lawns showing stress and officials urging conservation.

JTRE paid $13.5M for two Fordham Manor retail buildings, adding roughly 30,000 sq. ft. The sale is a steep markdown from Harbor Group’s 2014 price.

A post-funeral dispute in Yonkers turned physical when scissors were used; two people were hurt and two suspects were arrested near Locust Hill and Palisade.

Thirty-four dogs were found emaciated at a Patterson property; a 64-year-old man was arrested and charged with 34 counts of animal cruelty.

Andrew Amer, who led the state's civil case against Donald Trump, was named to the Court of Claims in a 28‑judge round of appointments.

A Manhattan judge allowed a class-action accusing Abbott’s PediaSure of overstating its “clinically proven” growth benefits to proceed, citing packaging and ads that could imply height gains.

Federal prosecutors say a Bronx man sold fentanyl tied to three overdose deaths in Port Chester and Stamford. He was arrested June 4 and faces federal death‑resulting charges.

A vehicle pursuit on I-95 ended near Trinity Elementary during a kindergarten Field Day; the driver was arrested and school officials say no students were harmed.

A woman was pulled from a Tremont house fire and taken to hospital in serious condition as fire marshals investigate. Neighbors say crews faced tight access at the scene.

A 39-year-old man was shot inside an event space on White Plains Road and is in stable condition, police say. Detectives are canvassing the area and no arrests have been announced.

Tracey Towers tenants say a proposed, city‑backed plan would lift carrying charges by about 30% over four years, touching off angry meetings and renewed calls for repairs. Auditors and tenant groups say stronger oversight is needed.