Trustees are weighing special tax districts and village debt to tap Westchester County matching funds for nearly $20M in stormwater upgrades. A tight schedule is driving the push.

A Manhattan postal worker accepted a May 29 plea that spares jail but includes five years' probation and a ban on USPS employment in a 2023 mail‑truck assault case. Court reporting named three co‑workers in the original indictment.

Eight people were detained for questioning after shots were fired outside 682 Ralph Avenue in Brownsville; investigators recovered 14 shell casings and no injuries were reported.

A long‑running Riverside Drive viaduct repair in Washington Heights has stalled, blocking River Arts' entrance and prompting neighbors to rally on June 13 for answers.

A midday shooting in East New York sent a bullet through an MTA bus at Flatlands and Williams; police are searching for suspects and say no one was hurt.

Bikers pulled an unconscious driver, passenger and a child from a car at Kings Highway and Beverly Road. The child was reported unharmed and the driver faces aggravated DWI charges.

A street fight in Washington Heights left three people shot and a fourth slashed Thursday night. Police say all victims are expected to recover as detectives investigate.

DLA Piper partner Caryn Schechtman has joined Trump's legal team in the Central Park Five defamation suit as the case moves through appeals and anti‑SLAPP disputes.

A Rosario Candela maisonette with a 30-foot great room overlooking Central Park is asking $22.5 million.

Columbia researchers identify SIRT1 as a driver of treatment‑resistant neuroendocrine prostate cancer and show blocking it halts tumors in mice.

Fitch assigned AAAsf to the senior notes of NYC Trust 2026‑9W57, backing a $1.8B loan on 9 West 57th; the refi refinances debt and is set to return roughly $516M to Soloviev Group.

NYC Health + Hospitals is opening a second Bridge to Home site in Crown Heights, adding 50 private rooms and 24/7 clinical care to help residents secure permanent housing.

A New York shopper says Target’s “yogurt covered” snacks contain no yogurt; a federal complaint seeks damages and labeling fixes. The suit targets Favorite Day and Good & Gather items.