A Brooklyn mother and her boyfriend were indicted after prosecutors say their 3‑year‑old son, Kyng, was beaten and starved to death. The Kings County DA vowed to pursue charges.

A 2022 pledge for 35% affordable apartments on Atlantic Avenue fell short when the towers opened with about 25% below‑market units and nonprofits accepted a donated lot to partly cover the gap.

Global Holdings completed a $30M repositioning at 99 Park Avenue, restoring its Art Deco lobby and adding hotel‑style amenities that have driven leasing momentum.

A new East Village bar channels stretch‑limo glamour with martinis and hotel‑style bar food.

An early-morning fire at the Saratoga Casino Hotel harness backstretch destroyed a barn and killed 17 horses, officials say. Investigators and the racing community are responding.

Hillary Clinton told David Remnick in Manhattan that Biden’s 2024 re‑election was “a terrible mistake,” arguing a different Democratic nominee could have beaten Donald Trump.

Gotham Organization filed plans to advance Phase 2 of the Innovative Urban Village on the Christian Cultural Center campus, a major push to add hundreds more affordable homes in East New York.

A man accused of robbing four Manhattan bank branches in 10 days was presented in SDNY on June 15 and consented to detention. Police released a photo and are seeking tips.

Two armed men allegedly pistol‑whipped and shot a 19‑year‑old inside Joe’s Organic Market on Broadway; the victim is in stable condition and no arrests have been reported.

Video shows an NYPD squad car strike a cyclist in Downtown Brooklyn’s protected lane; the rider was treated for back and leg pain. The clip raises fresh enforcement questions.

A longtime Nostrand Avenue grocery site is now The Arcadian — a 328‑unit building with 99 designated affordable apartments and a promised supermarket. The project blends new housing, retail and community amenities.

NYC DOT rolled out a plan to add offset and curbside bus lanes along Bay Parkway and parts of Cropsey Avenue to speed B6 and B82 service while adding pedestrian safety features. Merchants want clearer guarantees on parking and deliveries.

Christie’s seeks to open a 500‑sq‑ft wine boutique at Rockefeller Center after a narrow Albany law allowed a Bronx‑to‑Midtown license move.