An off‑duty New York State Police investigator was arrested after a reported domestic incident in Wappinger and faces misdemeanor assault and criminal mischief charges.

Rep. Ritchie Torres asked the Community Preservation Corporation to step in and stabilize several Parkash‑owned buildings in foreclosure to protect tenants and affordable units.

A 78-year-old man was shot dead overnight in the Bronx; police say he was likely an innocent bystander. Investigators are asking for tips as the probe continues.

Four men are wanted after a 16-year-old was robbed of his scooter and slapped in Highbridge. Police are asking witnesses to preserve video and call Crime Stoppers.

Neighbors near Woodycrest Ave and W. 163rd St report 'cat-sized' rats and filed 16 311 complaints; community gardeners have set traps and call for bigger bins.

A 276-count indictment unsealed in Albany County Court names 26 people in a yearlong probe that recovered kilograms of cocaine and heroin laced with fentanyl.

A 37-year-old woman was shot overnight in Pelham Gardens and is recovering; police say the shooter fled the scene and remains at large.

A wanted alert was posted after a 21-year-old was stabbed outside 1501 Bryant Avenue; police are asking for tips and surveillance footage.

A 20-year-old Poughkeepsie man was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to first-degree assault in a Main Street shooting that injured another person.

Mike Trout went deep in every game and Oswald Peraza, now with the Angels, tormented his former team as Los Angeles split the four-game set in the Bronx. New York’s pitching staff was tested repeatedly.

A South Bronx clinic counselor was deported to Venezuela after a routine ICE check-in, leaving patients and staff scrambling.

A 17-year-old was wounded on Sherman Avenue after a late-night dispute in Concourse Village. Police say the teen was shot in the hand and thigh and no arrests have been announced.

A City Council bill would lift the city ban on cats in retail food stores and fund voluntary vaccination and spay programs, though state rules still matter.