A Her Justice analysis finds New York City parents wait roughly three times longer than those outside the state for child support orders. Advocates want triage pilots and a new bill to speed settlements.

An off-duty NYPD officer was arrested after prosecutors say he punched a man and pointed a gun at him in St. Albans while the victim’s 12‑year‑old son watched.

A 30-year-old man was wounded inside Soto Market Mini Corp on Crescent Street; police are searching for a heavy-set suspect. The victim is in stable condition.

NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated photos after a July 13 robbery on a southbound R train. Four people are wanted and police ask riders with video to call 1‑800‑577‑TIPS.

A 21-year-old rideshare driver was shot in the face during a July 11 robbery in Prospect Lefferts Gardens; police released surveillance images and are asking for tips.

More than 100 progressive Democrats, many tied to the DSA, have urged Schumer and Jeffries to back calls to abolish ICE after two recent fatal ICE encounters.

A shooter discharged multiple rounds outside 586 Prospect Place in Crown Heights; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted images and is seeking tips. A reward may be available for information.

An MTA inspector general audit says NYCT and its carting contractor mixed recyclables with trash at depots, lowering paper recovery and costing about $100K a year.

New York’s Department of Buildings announced a first‑ever Existing Building Code to simplify renovations and preservation citywide, with the EBC taking effect July 17, 2027.

Adam America recapitalized units at 409 Eastern Parkway in a roughly $109M transaction that brings GO Residential into a managing role.

A new Hunter College/Open Plans analysis finds robotaxis show fewer injury crashes overall but a higher rate of deaths and serious injuries per mile than NYC for‑hire vehicles. The report urges tougher data rules, fees and limits in dense corridors.

A New York judge allowed a trans woman's lawsuit claiming she was forced into men's shelters and assaulted to move forward, testing whether DHS policy is enforced.

The city budget carves out $3 million to keep a controversial cash‑for‑syringes buyback running; officials say it reduces needle litter while critics call for treatment dollars instead.