A man in his 50s was killed after being struck by a northbound 2 train near the Franklin Ave–Medgar Evers College station in Crown Heights, police say.

A comptroller review finds NYC Public Schools serve about 935,000 meals daily but donate little and send contaminated organics to compost. The report urges centralized tracking and targets.

A 66-year-old woman was shoved to the sidewalk while waiting for a B46 bus in Flatlands; police released a photo of a suspect and are asking for tips.

A six-month-old girl was found in a stroller in Times Square late Tuesday; NYPD says she’s expected to be OK as detectives canvass the area.

Sullivan & Cromwell told a Manhattan judge an April filing contained AI‑generated "hallucinations," later filing corrections and apologizing to opposing counsel.

Four people smashed a display case at the Gucci outlet at Woodbury Commons and fled with more than a dozen handbags valued near $30,000. Police say the group drove into New Jersey and the rental getaway was later found abandoned in Irvington.

The 60‑story One Seaport tower at 161 Maiden Lane has stalled after contractors said its foundation was compromised. Engineers warn a costly underpinning may be the only long‑term fix.

A 19-year-old was assaulted and robbed of his North Face bookbag in East Flatbush; police are asking for tips.

A loan tied to the stalled Garment District condo at 335 W. 35th St. sold for roughly $15 million — an 85% haircut — giving buyers a low-cost path to take over the project.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is asking for tips after a 33-year-old woman was groped on 20th Avenue near 82nd Street late Friday. Call or DM @NYPDTips with information.

The Hawks rallied in the fourth at Madison Square Garden to beat the Knicks 107-106 and even the first-round series at 1-1. A chaotic late sequence decided the outcome.

A duplex penthouse at 111 West 57th Street has gone into contract, putting another high‑end unit on Billionaires’ Row one step closer to sellout. The move comes amid renewed activity in Manhattan’s luxury market.

Seventeen rare books stolen from John Hay Whitney's Long Island home were recovered decades later, including a Keats letters packet valued at over $2 million.