An unidentified woman was found dead Saturday night in Kensington with multiple stab wounds. Police say there are no arrests as investigators canvass the block.

A 36-year-old man was shot outside New Mount Zion Baptist Church in Harlem while attending his brother's funeral; police say the victim is stable and an investigation is underway.

Surveillance video shows seven people emerging from a Gravesend manhole early Friday and wiping themselves off. Police say it’s unclear how long they were underground and are investigating.

Condé Nast and the NewsGuild reached a settlement that the union calls a vindication: three staffers received payouts and suspended colleagues were made whole on paper.

A late-night stabbing at 3105 Avenue D in East Flatbush left one man dead and a 66-year-old hospitalized. Police say no arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.

Red Lobster will close its Times Square restaurant on June 14, citing prolonged construction and a planned conversion to residential use. Staff will be offered transfers and extra pay.

Nine brass basins were stolen from fountains across Prospect Park, forcing nearly $100,000 in repairs and leaving several fixtures out of service ahead of summer.

Residents say sinkholes on Flatlands Avenue between East 95th and 96th have expanded, leaving cars and pedestrians at risk while DEP investigates.

A West 57th Street condo tied to the family behind a controversial Mexican firm is set for a foreclosure auction, Crain's reports.

Surveillance released after a person posing as a traveling nurse burglarized multiple apartments at Clinton Gardens on May 5. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

A 27-year-old commuter says she was groped aboard a northbound 5 train near Grand Central; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted images and is asking for tips.

Mitchell Robinson broke his right pinky and has no timetable for a return as the Knicks head to their first NBA Finals since 1999. The injury raises rotation questions and hands more responsibility to depth pieces.

Broadway’s 2025–26 season finished at $1.91 billion and about 14.6 million attendees, with big weeks for hit plays helping keep receipts steady. Ticket price and a few heavy earners mattered most.