Video shows Councilmember Chi Ossé being arrested outside a disputed Bed‑Stuy brownstone as supporters try to block an eviction tied to alleged deed theft.

A DOI probe found seized alcohol and gaps in evidence tracking; despite reforms, some sheriff’s office employees tied to the case remain on the job and up for promotion.

A car rammed a school bus in Greenpoint Monday; surveillance shows the vehicle striking the bus repeatedly. Police say the driver was injured and are seeking witnesses.

A Colchester traffic stop led troopers to seize roughly 4.9 kilograms of suspected cocaine and arrest 41‑year‑old Jeffrey J. Marshall. He faces first‑degree drug charges and was remanded to Sullivan County Jail.

Linden Grove opens in Bushwick with 153 affordable senior units and on-site services managed by JASA.

The Times Square Ball will drop eight times over the July 3–4, 2026 weekend, marking midnight in each U.S. time zone and anchoring a coast‑to‑coast broadcast and giving push.

The city alleges a landlord turned Brooklyn and Bronx apartments into illegal short‑term rentals that netted more than $1.3M. Officials are asking a judge to shut down listings and seek penalties.

Barclays Center is mid‑renovation with a reimagined atrium, a new AmEx lounge and a public art program that will install works by Sarah Sze and others.

Argentic is relocating its New York HQ to the renovated Gramercy Park Building at 257 Park Ave South as leasing momentum picks up in Midtown South.

A patient in an MSK trial is cancer‑free after a personalized mRNA vaccine; follow‑up shows durable T‑cell responses in some participants. Early but promising data offer new hope for a hard‑to‑treat cancer.

A Miami executive received 12 years in Brooklyn federal court and a $330M forfeiture after prosecutors say he laundered more than $300M for cartels.

Jurors heard opening statements Monday as an 87‑year‑old former convict faces trial in Brooklyn for a 2022 dismemberment.

A Chicago man pleaded guilty in Brooklyn to business email compromise and romance scams prosecutors say siphoned more than $50 million from victims. The plea names co‑conspirators and laundering methods tied to an illegal exchange operation.