Mitchell Modell relaunched an online shop and teases a Manhattan flagship by 2030, tapping Knicks championship fervor to test demand.

A family’s cellphone video appears to show a 12-year-old being attacked near Surf Avenue in Coney Island; police say they’re searching for four girls believed to be 10–12.

A resurfaced 2020 deed‑fraud suit and family videos have injected new drama into the 59th Assembly primary in southeast Brooklyn.

Alvin Bragg, the NYPD and the ATF will hold a noon briefing to announce a takedown of a gun‑trafficking operation in Manhattan.

Fourteen Greenwood Heights and Sunset Park residents sued to block a 200‑bed HELP USA shelter at 225 25th St, arguing the city skipped required Fair Share and environmental reviews as shelter demand rises.

CRH said it will acquire Arcosa for $8.5 billion, combining CRH’s scale with Arcosa’s U.S. aggregates and engineered‑structures footprint. The deal is subject to customary approvals.

Advocates and City Council Speaker Julie Menin want to bump up NYC’s kindergarten college‑savings seed to $1,000–$3,000, saying early accounts boost college odds and narrow wealth gaps.

Bingo Wholesale closed on a $50M site at 18 Warsoff Place in Bedford‑Stuyvesant, giving central Brooklyn a potential new kosher superstore closer to Crown Heights. Permits and a timeline are still pending.

An agreement between BPCA and Related will preserve 81 affordable units at Tribeca Park, add 20 more, and extend income protections through 2069. The move ties affordability to the building’s ground lease.

Two men were shot early Friday inside 23 Meadow Street in Williamsburg; police and Crime Stoppers are seeking tips.

Swastikas and antisemitic and homophobic comments were discovered in 8th‑grade yearbooks at the United Nations International School in Manhattan, prompting a canceled celebration and an investigation.

Three suspects are wanted after a 37-year-old man was assaulted and stabbed on West 125th Street; detectives are asking witnesses and anyone with video to call Crime Stoppers.

A court decision this week cleared the way for Bryant Park Corporation to pursue eviction of the landmark Bryant Park Grill, intensifying a months‑long lease dispute. The ruling leaves the park landlord positioned to enforce its new operator selection while litigation continues.