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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Brooklyn man was arrested Apr. 19 in connection with a Jan. 18 assault on a northbound L train at Lorimer Street that police investigated as an anti‑LGBTQ hate crime.
A rear wall at an abandoned Fort Greene building collapsed on April 17, scattering debris and displacing ten neighbors as DOB inspectors and the Red Cross responded.
A decorative stone slab fell from 832 Broadway on April 18, crushing a man's hand and severing fingers; the building has been posted for an engineer's inspection.
Food & Drinks in ...
Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen, a Dallas MICHELIN Bib Gourmand winner, is opening a two-story East Village outpost at 85 2nd Ave with roughly 85 seats and a small bar.
FDNY Engine 277 firefighters revived a newborn who arrived unresponsive after an emergency home delivery in Bushwick. The mother and baby are reported healthy.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
A Manhattan judge denied Bayer's bid to block Johnson & Johnson ads claiming Erleada halves the risk of death versus Nubeqa, leaving the Lanham Act suit to play out in court.
Police warn a jewelry-swapping scam is circulating on the Upper East Side. Keep chains and rings hidden and report suspicious approaches.
Suffolk County DA Ray Tierney sits down on ABC7's Up Close to explain how investigators cracked the Gilgo Beach case and what comes next for victims' families.
NYPD Crime Stoppers posted images of six people wanted in two L‑train robberies in Brooklyn on April 10. Tips that lead to arrests may be eligible for up to $3,500.
EDNY frames Clan del Golfo as both a drug cartel and a terror-style threat, saying prosecutions will target networks, finances and violent support cells.
Prince Street Pizza opens a Brooklyn storefront at 271 Smith Street on April 23, debuting a Sergio Tacchini collaboration, free slices for fans and $25 credits for early guests.
FDNY crews found Molotov-style devices at a Lower Manhattan blaze on 14 Murray Street; one person was treated for minor injuries and investigators remain on scene.
Three men received decades in prison after federal prosecutors said they killed a Brownsville security guard during a 2020 robbery. The case relied on surveillance and other evidence shown at trial.
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