Forecasts predict extreme heat in New York, with temperatures nearing 100 degrees across boroughs. Residents are advised to stay cool and watch for heat-related illnesses.

Mayor Adams and Rev. A.R. Bernard announced the next phase of the "Innovative Urban Village" project in East New York, which will include over 450 affordable housing units, commercial spaces, a daycare, and a playground.

Brooklyn officials urge Governor Hochul to penalize the developers of the Atlantic Yards project for delays in delivering affordable housing, with fines reaching $1.75 million per month past the May 2025 deadline.

NYC Democratic mayoral candidates present differing crime prevention strategies, with Cuomo proposing a police force expansion and Mamdani advocating for integrated social services.

What started as campus activism ended with $800,000 worth of charred police vehicles and a federal manhunt. Jakhi Lodgson-McCray's escalation from egg-throwing protester to alleged arsonist reads like a masterclass in how quickly things can spiral completely out of control.

A Brooklyn woman is indicted for the road-rage murder of a pregnant woman after a minor traffic incident. She faces up to life in prison if convicted.

NYC prepares for weather extremes with high heat and potential severe thunderstorms later on Juneteenth, including damaging winds, heavy rain, and possible hail or tornadoes. An extended period of heat and humidity is also forecasted.

A Brooklyn cryptocurrency scam targeting Russian speakers was disrupted by a multi-agency operation, resulting in over $140,000 recovered and $300,000 frozen.

A 28-year-old woman, Chaquasia Pigford, has been arrested for the fatal hit-and-run of a pregnant woman in Brooklyn, facing charges including murder and reckless driving.

A basement fire on Brooklyn's Nostrand Avenue injured nine people, with one in serious condition. The FDNY responded to the blaze, which started around 8 p.m. The cause is under investigation.

Transportation advocates and a family are suing Mayor Adams' administration to maintain protective barriers in Brooklyn's Bedford Avenue bike lane, opposing their removal due to safety concerns.

BSE Global plans to open a new youth basketball training facility across from the Barclays Center, offering after-school programs and training camps starting this fall.

The plan to redevelop the Brooklyn Marine Terminal into housing faces opposition amid fears of unmet promises, reminiscent of the Atlantic Yards project, with concerns about infrastructure and manufacturing impacts.