Perps targeted Howard Beach delivery drivers

Delivery drivers were a repeat target in Howard Beach recently, with three robberies occurring within the span of a week, all within the confines of the NYPD’s 106th Precinct. The incidents led the area civic group to call for immediate…

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Rockefeller Foundation Calls for Urgent, Coordinated Response to Record Decline in Global Aid, per new OECD Data

Official OECD preliminary data for 2025 shows a 23% decline in global ODA from 2024 — historic decreaseProjections from ISGlobal research and The Lancet Global Health suggest this level of ODA decrease could lead to 9.4 million or more preventable…

Queens man accused of raping unconscious woman: court records

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (PIX11) — A Queens man is accused of raping an unconscious woman over the course of hours, Westchester County District Attorney Susan Cace announced on Friday. Xavier Fonseca Overton, 22, of Astoria, is facing multiple felony charges

Assembly candidate posts AI deepfake of Hevesi days after fraud accusation

Jonathan David Rinaldi, a controversial perennial candidate, posted an AI video of his opponent Assemblymember Andrew Hevesi. Screenshot Jonathan David Rinaldi/X By Ryan Schwach Days after he was accused of fraud, Jonathan David Rinaldi posted an artificial intelligence-generated deepfake of

Take part in a survey to improve your experience at this NYC transit hub

NEW YORK (PIX11) — New Yorkers will have a say on how Jamaica Station and the surrounding area in Queens will be reimagined, Gov. Kathy Hochul and the MTA announced on Friday. The MTA is circulating a survey focused on

Department of Homeland Security sued for ‘illegal’ stops and arrests in New York

The Legal Aid Society filed a new class action lawsuit alongside other organizations accusing federal immigration agents of conducting illegal stops and arrests on Latino New Yorkers. AP file photo by Steve Helber By Noah Powelson Federal immigration agents have

Alleged arsonist charged for setting Flushing fire that killed four

A Queens man was hit with a slew of charges for allegedly setting a Flushing building on fire and killing four, including a three-year-old girl. Screenshot via Google Maps By Ryan Schwach Queens man Roman Amatitla was charged on Thursday

In his first 100 days, Mamdani brings a unique star power to New York City governance

NEW YORK (AP) — In his first 100 days in office, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has governed with a star power unusual in politics. Crowds of supporters show up to his news conferences. Basic municipal services have been

Queens homeowners win $150K settlement from NYC in battle over Forest Hills Stadium — but concerts will go on

The Forest Hills Gardens Corporation (FHGC) quietly reached the six-figure settlement with the city last month, a move that came shortly after its board was recently overhauled by a slate of residents who didn’t have gripes with the iconic stadium.

Amazon worker robbed: NYPD

Police are on the lookout for an armed man who held up a delivery worker in Rosedale, within the 116th Precinct, and stole packages from inside his vehicle on April 1.The Amazon worker, 43, was outside a residence on 241st…

After wrongful conviction ruling, Queens man to again face trial for murder of estranged wife

Michael Robinson will head to trial for the second time for the alleged killing of Gwendolyn Samuels, his then-estranged wife. File photo via The Legal Aid Society By Jacob Kaye Michael Robinson served 26 years in prison for the murder

Ottocast Unveils ‘OttoSafe’ to Capture $4.2B In-Car Connectivity Market

New 2026 Whitepaper reveals 85% of drivers reject OEM car software, opting for frictionless smartphone projection. Ottocast to showcase solutions at upcoming Hong Kong exhibitions.

Pony.ai Launches PonyWorld 2.0, a Self-Improving Physical AI Engine for Autonomous Driving

New world model upgrade enables AI to diagnose its own weaknesses, guide targeted data collection, and support the next phase of large-scale L4 commercialization

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