The NYPD 66th Precinct and local leaders attended a ribbon-cutting for a new Brooklyn restaurant, the precinct posted on X. The post said the shop will “bring new flavor and energy.”

A 12‑story, 73‑unit project is proposed for 903 Dean Street in Crown Heights, with filings showing 54,137 square feet of new space and a concrete design. Sale records show nearby lots traded in March.

L'Industrie opened a stand‑up counter at 197 Grand Street in Little Italy this March, serving its cult‑favorite burrata slice beside Ferrara Bakery.

Weill Cornell and NewYork-Presbyterian are opening a $57M imaging clinic at 502 86th Street in Bay Ridge this April, bringing CT, MRI and advanced diagnostics to South Brooklyn. The center will be part of the new Bay Ridge Primary & Multispecialty hub.

A Manhattan clinician was fired after a viral Times Square video showed her hurling antisemitic slurs at a group of men; a Spider‑Man performer intervened and the clinic removed her profile.

Four District 3 candidates told a West Side forum they would ask Mayor Zohran Mamdani to re-examine a PILOT-backed $2 billion financing plan tied to Hudson Yards West.

London’s legendary private club Annabel’s is planning a Meatpacking District outpost in the former Dos Caminos space; Richard Caring and Martin Brudnizki are attached.

The 77th Precinct says a routine car stop in Crown Heights led to the seizure of five illegal firearms, the precinct posted on X. Authorities gave few other details.

DOJ documents and Miami Herald reporting show Epstein pitched himself as an adviser to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and accepted pieces of the Kaaba’s kiswa.

Earthwork has started at 242 East 71st Street for a RAMSA-designed 22-story condo with 50 units, retail and parking, slated to deliver in summer 2028.

A pre-dawn house fire on Starhaven Avenue left one person dead and several first responders treated. Officials say an overloaded power strip may have sparked the blaze.

Avdoo’s Bergen in Boerum Hill is now about 80% sold and has begun closings, with most buyers coming from the New York metro area and a large amenity program driving demand.

A 371‑unit project at 498 Columbia is under construction, but neighbors and city records raise questions about whether the homes will serve longtime Red Hook residents. City financing and an indictment tied to the developer have sharpened scrutiny.