NYPD Crime Stoppers released surveillance stills after an armed robbery at a Nostrand Avenue cellphone shop; about $5,000 and a phone were taken. Tips are requested.

Twin 50‑story towers at 280 Kent are rising above Domino Park, set to deliver 1,262 homes and new riverfront commercial space as construction advances.

Roland signed a lease at 414 W. 14th St. for its first U.S. flagship, a two‑level space in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. The deal could bring music‑tech programming back to the neighborhood.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a June 12 Brownsville assault where a 45-year-old man was struck and a bottle of prescription medication was stolen.

Midwood’s Kingswood Center sold for $31 million — a steep markdown from 2020. The new owner says it will invest to lease vacant storefronts.

Continuum opened sales for The Morgan, an 18‑story, 137‑unit condo at 38 East 35th with club‑style amenities and a sales gallery now open.

An 11-year-old dog named Bella was mauled to death in Canarsie on July 6; owner Regina Nicholson spent days in hospital and is demanding the pit bulls be put down.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani named Annel Hernandez the city’s first public utility advocate to fight rising energy bills and deepen community input on rate cases. The role will track state utility proceedings and push enrollment in affordability programs.

NYC‑born 7th Street Burger has opened at 124 Nassau Street in Princeton, bringing smash cheeseburgers, an Impossible option and gluten‑free fries to downtown. The shop is open daily 11 a.m.–midnight.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a man allegedly exposed himself to a 19‑year‑old on a B103 bus near Avenue H and Utica Avenue on June 30.

Brooklyn Heights residents say a landmarked building is riddled with hazards and fear they’ll be displaced as repairs lag. Organizers and city data underscore the wider problem.

Federal prosecutors say a ship captain pleaded guilty in Brooklyn after admitting he sexually assaulted a young woman under his supervision. The U.S. Attorney's Office and FBI announced the plea.

A Yonkers woman was arraigned July 15 after prosecutors say a dog named Frankie was left tied at a cemetery with a severe, infected neck wound.