A Flood Watch covers NYC through early Tuesday with multiple heavy downpours expected and localized flash flooding possible.

Saint Vitus is moving into Bushwick’s former Brooklyn Made space and plans to reopen in fall 2026, promising bigger shows in a new room.

The Justice Department told a Brooklyn federal judge its May decision to abandon the Adani indictment was legally sound, listing jurisdictional and evidentiary reasons. The court has asked prosecutors for a fuller explanation by July 13.

A mother’s minivan was taken during a day‑camp pickup in Crown Heights; volunteers and police searched for a silver Honda Odyssey as arrests were made.

A $100M foundation revamp plus a $17.7M federal rehab are reshaping Ellis Island. New galleries, research space and a grand staircase aim to modernize the museum by late 2026.

Two children collapsed while waiting to enter McCarren Park Pool in Williamsburg during a heat emergency. One 12-year-old was taken by ambulance and is expected to be OK.

A late-night two-alarm fire at 485 Ridgewood Ave in Cypress Hills injured two residents and a firefighter; crews controlled the blaze after about 90 minutes.

A cleaning crew in Crown Heights found a man’s body hidden inside a couch, prompting an NYPD probe and an autopsy by the city medical examiner.

A man carrying a Tibetan flag set himself on fire outside the United Nations in Manhattan and was rushed to Bellevue Hospital in critical condition.

Two hundred thirty-five probationary firefighters completed FDNY academy training and graduated in Brooklyn, the department’s last class before the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

A three‑alarm fire at Scott Avenue and Thomas Street in Brooklyn sent smoke over nearby blocks and triggered traffic delays, officials said. Residents were urged to close windows.

A $21M loan will finance a seven‑story, 73‑unit condo at 148‑150 Green Street in Greenpoint, with the developer targeting a 2029 finish.

Nearly 20 JROTC campers were treated for heat exhaustion after a charter bus lost air conditioning in Goshen. County officials say those affected were taken to local hospitals for evaluation.