A 40-year-old woman was slashed before 3 a.m. near Livonia and Snediker in Brownsville and taken to a hospital, FDNY says.

Joseph S. Petti, 56, fell from a skid steer on his Park Drive property and died; county authorities have scheduled an autopsy as investigators probe the circumstances.

Neiberhud Coffee has opened at 139 Reade in Tribeca, replacing Jack’s Stir Brew with a date-forward pickup window and a short coffee menu.

Emails reviewed by the New York Post say the Floyd Bennett Field migrant camp in Brooklyn became a "dumping ground" and posed fire‑safety risks while housing about 2,000 people.

A Sunday argument on Ninth Avenue turned into gunfire, leaving a 56‑year‑old wounded and a 40‑year‑old arrested, police say.

Clear skies this morning give way to afternoon storms. Heavier, multi‑day rain is likely Tuesday–Wednesday with possible flooding and marine impacts.

Dozens gathered in Ossining to mourn two immigrants killed during recent ICE operations and to demand transparency as federal probes continue.

A viral TikTok shows a delivery of boxed croissants at Le Parisien while a customer says she paid $12 for a pistachio croissant, spurring a debate about transparency. The bakery’s menu lists the item at $12 and Costco sells a 12‑pack for about $6.80.

Relatives of 9/11 victims have launched a Change.org petition asking that Mayor Zohran Mamdani be barred from the 25th‑anniversary ceremony at Ground Zero.

Mayor Mamdani pledged to make every NYCHA child‑care center lead‑free this fall and said the city will invest more than $10 million to inspect and abate hazards. The move spotlights long‑running safety concerns at public‑housing childcare sites.

A 20-year-old scooter rider, identified as Ajpop Walter, died after a minivan struck him near 14th Avenue and 77th Street in Dyker Heights. Police say the driver remained at the scene and the NYPD is investigating.

Jonathan Bock resigned as co‑CEO of Blackstone’s private‑credit fund on July 20; Brad Marshall will run BCRED alone as the vehicle deals with heavy redemption requests.

Jon Bon Jovi halted his July 23 Madison Square Garden performance early, citing health issues and asking fans to hold onto tickets for a rescheduled date.