The Brooklyn Museum’s free First Saturday became a packed, five-floor celebration of Caribbean culture, with 5,000 people turning out for music, dancing, food and art.

A 16-story Boerum Hill project would bring 99 likely rental apartments and ground-floor commercial space near Atlantic Avenue–Barclays Center.

Federal authorities say Mohammad Hasna used a senior humanitarian role to coordinate funds and supplies for Hamas.

The 44th National Dominican Day Parade takes over Midtown next Sunday with 15 honorees, a new theme and major Sixth Avenue closures.

The Met’s next fashion blockbuster will put John Galliano’s dazzling designs beside the scandal that ended his Dior reign.

A TikTok-famous teen turned Brandy Melville’s SoHo store into a tween hotspot. Now she’s out after the brand reportedly fell short of summer sales goals.

Saturday brings partly sunny skies and an 81-degree high to NYC, but a high rip current risk is posted at ocean beaches. Heavy rain and thunderstorms may arrive Sunday night.

A new follow-up audit says NYC still cannot consistently prove that vulnerable youth are screened, counted or connected to critical services.

Terrell Anderson was transferred after an NYPD hiring scandal. Now he is headed for a deputy-chief promotion in Brooklyn North.

A new EEOC complaint targets SEO and 14 law firms over alleged discrimination against white, heterosexual Christian applicants. It is the latest escalation in the legal battle over diversity fellowships.

A $46.5 million villa owner says 220 Central Park South’s faucets delivered chalky residue and alarming metals readings.

Brooklyn’s 140-year-old Coney Island sewage plant has completed a $155 million modernization that cuts energy use and strengthens service for nearly 600,000 residents.

Three days of free jazz are coming to Harlem and the East Village, with Joshua Redman, Ravi Coltrane and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra on the bill.