A Suffolk County compliance check at La Costa Catracha led to arrests and a temporary closure. One defendant showed up to court wearing a pot‑leaf “Roll Up” hoodie.

Mayor Mamdani released a Preliminary Citywide Racial Equity Plan and a True Cost of Living measure that finds 62% of New Yorkers fall short of what they need to live with dignity.

A union-organized petition with nearly 11,000 signatures asks a Bronx judge to spare Sgt. Erik Duran prison time after a manslaughter conviction in the 'cooler' death.

The 52nd Precinct retweeted an NYPD recruiting post announcing Police Officer exam registration is open and pointing applicants to DCAS registration.

Surveillance photos show three suspects after an 18-year-old was stabbed and robbed near LaGuardia Landing Lights Park last Saturday night.

A 71-year-old tenant at 1777 Grand Concourse says rats have overrun her Mt. Hope apartment as residents point to years of HPD violations and ongoing litigation.

Three Colorado YouTubers say they were shot at while trespassing at Epstein's former Zorro Ranch; deputies cited them and prosecutors reviewed the manager's conduct.

Bronx firefighters say concrete dividers protecting Park Avenue bike lanes blocked a ladder truck’s stabilizers during a recent blaze, prompting calls for more flexible designs.

A 33‑acre Yonkers waterfront parcel long home to the Domino Sugar refinery is on the market and could support roughly 2,650 homes plus retail and cultural space.

Several new elevators at the 161st Street subway complex opened before Opening Day, but two lifts remain out of service, leaving step‑free routes incomplete.

A city-backed 3D mapping platform will layer utilities and soils so planners and crews can spot conflicts before they dig — potentially cutting construction delays.

A New York diagnostics startup leased the final lab suite at Innolabs (45‑18 Court Square), joining NYU Langone and completing the Long Island City roster. The move signals growing demand for purpose‑built lab space in Queens.

NeoVista Fresh Market, a new Williamsburg grocery concept whose website still says "Coming Soon," scored 124 points on its first NYC health inspection — flagged for food from unapproved sources, an inadequate sewage system, and no sufficient cold storage equipment, suggesting the facility may have been visited before its buildout was complete.