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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A 64-year-old man was shoved to the ground in Flatbush; police and the Hate Crimes Task Force are investigating.
Community & Society in ...
East Harlem residents rallied at the Carolina Apartments over roaches, mold and broken elevators, demanding repairs and asking the owner to drop eviction cases.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Riders in Lower Manhattan say they circled full Citi Bike docks and racked up per‑minute charges after dozens of out‑of‑service bikes blocked stations. The city’s contract limits what fines DOT can impose.
Food & Drinks in ...
Brooklyn Roasting Company has recalled pasteurized cold‑brew concentrate sold in New York and New Jersey after regulators flagged a botulism risk. Check best‑by codes before use.
NYPD Crime Stoppers released images of a person wanted in 11 burglaries across six Brooklyn precincts. Detectives say the suspect used basement doors to hit commercial spaces and fled on foot.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A Brooklyn apartment developer and his wife have fallen behind on a $38M mortgage, highlighting growing strain in New York real estate lending. Lenders may move to special servicing or seek workouts.
Three new elevators and a 110‑foot mosaic make Borough Hall station fully ADA accessible, officials say.
Daniel Siad, a modelling scout named repeatedly in Epstein files, was found dead at his Colombes home; French prosecutors opened an inquiry and ordered an autopsy.
A 21-year-old rideshare driver was shot in the face during a July 11 robbery in Prospect Lefferts Gardens; police released surveillance images and are asking for tips.
Police released images after a 64-year-old rider was punched at the 86th Street station on June 5. Tips can be called into Crime Stoppers.
Arts & Culture in ...
Tony‑winning Cats: The Jellicle Ball will close at the Broadhurst on Aug. 8 after producers said weekly grosses couldn’t cover the show’s costs.
Politics & Govt in ...
Small gifts to a national legal fund for AG Letitia James were redirected after reporting raised ethics concerns, reigniting debate over disclosure rules in Albany.
Islip's Zoning Board will decide tonight whether boarding is an accessory use at the former Montfort seminary after a sale drew neighborhood pushback. The ruling could shape whether dorms are allowed without extra permits.
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