One worker died and another was critically injured when a wall collapsed into a construction trench on Jefferson Street in Bushwick; city inspectors are probing the site.

City leaders say a council staffer’s ICE detention was unlawful and have filed an emergency habeas petition to try to keep him in New York.

A late-November assault in Brooklyn left a 73-year-old man critically injured; his death has now been ruled a homicide and a suspect was previously arrested.

First Lady Melania Trump will chair a U.N. Security Council session in New York next Monday; the White House says the meeting will focus on children, technology and education.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted images of two men wanted in a three‑incident robbery pattern in Bushwick. Victims include minors and detectives are asking the public for tips.

Senior lenders sued to foreclose on Worldwide Plaza, seeking a court‑appointed receiver and a sale as the Midtown tower fights over debt, valuation and a competing UCC auction.

MTA crews hoisted elevator frames into place at Broadway Junction this week as the agency presses ahead on a project that will add seven elevators and a new entrance.

The team behind Kisa and C as in Charlie will open Good Time Country Buffet at 166 First Avenue this spring, serving Southern comfort food in a set‑price buffet.

New York asked FERC to dismiss Williams' bid to reissue the Constitution Pipeline certificate, citing a Second Circuit vacatur and asserting state water‑quality authority.

Police are seeking a woman accused of stealing about $94,000 in jewelry from Aqua Jewels by Monica in Gravesend on Feb. 8; investigators are asking for tips.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted notice after a 53-year-old MTA driver was assaulted on a B42 bus near Rockaway Parkway and Flatlands. Tips may earn up to $3,500.

A Chelsea diner that served residents of Selis Manor closed on Feb. 22 after lease talks collapsed, leaving longtime patrons and staff uncertain. Owner Alexandros Grimpas hopes to reopen nearby.

League officials floated routing more replay power through New York's Art McNally hub as referee talks stall ahead of a May deadline. The move would expand replay‑assist while keeping crews on the field.