An 18-year-old was stabbed near Times Square Sunday night and taken to Bellevue Hospital in stable condition as police investigate.

A man was arrested after reportedly attacking three Jewish men in Williamsburg while wearing an Iranian‑flag T‑shirt. He was arraigned on hate‑crime charges.

A 26-year-old man was killed in a Bushwick stabbing early Monday; police say two people were taken into custody.

A new Greenwich Village exhibit stages hyper‑real crime‑scene recreations and asks visitors to sign a waiver. Organizers call it education; critics call it exploitation.

Demolition wrapped at 67–75 Fourth Avenue, clearing the way for a 14‑story, 99‑unit project that has permits filed but no construction timeline yet.

The Knicks rolled into Atlanta and leveled the first-round series with a 114-98 win. Karl‑Anthony Towns starred with a 20-10-10 triple-double as the series heads to MSG.

Mayor Mamdani has revealed plans for city‑owned grocery stores with La Marqueta named as the first site and officials promising cheaper staples without cutting worker pay. The idea has drawn both labor praise and skeptical coverage over costs and feasibility.

Officers shot a man who allegedly opened fire at West 125th and Amsterdam just before 6:30 p.m.; authorities have not yet released victims' conditions.

Smorgasburg will set up at Columbus Circle from May 14 to Sept. 19 with 25+ vendors, free entry and Thursday–Saturday hours for picnics and office lunches.

A Deer Park woman was convicted after prosecutors say she tossed a lit explosive into her boyfriend’s bedroom, a blast that cost him part of his arm. Sentencing is set for May 27.

Cavalier, led by chef Mason Lindahl, has filed to open a Mediterranean restaurant at 1 East Broadway at Kimlau Square and is seeking a wine, beer & cider license.

Edward Richard Hinds, former head of the GodSquad, was sentenced to three years' probation after pleading guilty to endangering a child. The case has renewed scrutiny of city-funded anti-violence programs.

Owner splits the conjoined 225–233 Park Avenue South and eyes residential conversion after years of tenant departures and financing stress.