The NYPD swore in 1,079 recruits on April 23, 2026, part of a post‑2025 hiring push to rebuild the force.

Court navigators in Brooklyn Housing Court are fixing CityFHEPS paperwork errors that would otherwise trigger evictions, helping hundreds stay housed.

Suffolk County detectives raided a Sayville home Wednesday, arresting two Brooklyn women and seizing massage tables, cash and electronic devices. The Human Trafficking Investigation Unit says the probe is ongoing.

A 38-year-old man was shot twice Monday night on St. Johns Place in Crown Heights and taken to Kings County Hospital; police say he is expected to be OK.

A Brooklyn importer recalled 1‑kg bags of winter melon candy after tests found undeclared sulfites that could trigger serious reactions in sensitive people.

Mayor Mamdani has reweighted the scoring for the city's last two commercial waste contracts in Manhattan, placing safety and truck miles above price. The move follows consolidation in the industry and safety warnings from auditors and advocates.

Cayuga Centers told staff at its East Harlem site that roughly 87% of employees face layoffs, a move advocates say could disrupt care for migrant children. The nonprofit has cut roles before amid funding shortfalls.

Anotheroom is set to reopen at 431 Washington St with a drinks‑first menu, a 70‑person capacity and earlier closing times set by Community Board 1.

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.