LPC approved revised plans for a 420‑foot mixed‑use tower at 188 Duffield Street that preserves the landmarked Duffield Street Houses while trimming the tower's massing.

A 44-year-old man was shot and killed late Saturday outside 101 Lincoln Road near Prospect Park. Police say no arrests have been made and the investigation is active.

Warm Sunday turns stormy tonight with possible damaging gusts. High rip‑current risk and coastal flood advisories are in effect for some shorelines.

A planned watch sale in East Flatbush turned into an armed robbery that cost a seller a $5,800 timepiece. Police are asking anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.

A late-night blaze at a Bensonhurst bakery drew 21 FDNY units to 1476 86th St. No injuries were reported and fire marshals are investigating.

A Brewster man was arrested after more than 200 tires — valued at roughly $37,000 — were reported missing from a Mavis Discount Tire in Southeast, authorities say.

A Manhattan condo board has sued a longtime resident and former SNL band member, asking a judge to force the sale of his unit after an alleged rampage that left neighbors afraid. The filing seeks a permanent injunction and damages.

FDNY posted an alert about road closures and mass-transit disruptions near Centre and Worth streets in Lower Manhattan this afternoon.

Owner Charles Hanson has sued his landlord, alleging federal trademark filings and a plan to reopen a copycat under the 169 Bar name. The suit asks a judge to block any transfer of the brand while the case proceeds.

Local doctors point to nicotinamide (vitamin B3) — 500 mg twice daily — as a low‑cost way to reduce non‑melanoma skin cancer recurrence when used with sun protection.

More than 100 match-worn jerseys from Messi, Ronaldo and Beckham are on view at the Empire State Building through July 19, with an exclusive ESB x Classic Football Shirts jersey and a golden-trophy photo op.

A lottery for Botanic Heights at 960 Franklin Ave has opened, offering 91 income‑restricted units at 130% AMI. Applications close on July 2, 2026.

President Trump announced Jay Clayton — Manhattan’s U.S. attorney and former SEC chair — as his pick for director of national intelligence amid a Capitol standoff over surveillance authority.