Tenants at Sea Park East say rats, mold and broken elevators have left residents desperate; management says it is increasing trash pickup and hiring exterminators.

A 17-year-old was shot on Jefferson Avenue Tuesday night and taken to Kings County Hospital; police have no suspect description and the investigation is ongoing.

A press conference in Manhattan Beach Park raised the reward to $13,000 after two teens were attacked; one 17-year-old lost vision in an eye.

Gateway Hospitality has taken over operations at Floyd Bennett Field and rebrands Aviator Sports as the Floyd Bennett Sports Complex, pledging to keep youth programming while assessing repairs.

City Council is moving to approve a $10,000 RESPECT check for paraprofessionals while Mayor Mamdani raises concerns about bypassing collective bargaining. Vote expected this week.

Flooding in the Red Hook Pool filter plant damaged motors and delayed the summer opening. Parks says expedited parts are in and aims to reopen by the end of July.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to four years after more than 1,500 methamphetamine pills were seized during a Putnam Valley traffic stop. The DA says the haul suggested distribution.

State lawmakers approved a bill to force New York’s health agency to estimate and publish heat‑related deaths and vulnerability data. The measure now awaits Gov. Kathy Hochul.

A 54-year-old Yonkers man was killed after a garbage truck rolled over him on Stanley Avenue in East New York; police say NYPD highway investigators are probing the crash.

A car smashed into a Carroll Gardens deli on Henry Street Sunday morning, shattering the storefront and sending two people to hospital.

Hungry Spicy, from the team behind Hungry Thirsty and alumni of Ugly Baby, opens July 23 in Chelsea with hand-made curry paste, 'brutally spicy' dishes and a sold-out heat challenge.

The city plans to convert a Sheepshead Bay motel into a men-only shelter for about 110 people, displacing families and sparking neighborhood alarm over safety and short notice.

Investigators say the June 19 fire that gutted the landmark South Bushwick Reformed Church is now being examined as a possible arson. Congregants have launched fundraising and the city has ordered the site vacated.