A corner property at 120 Court Street sold for $30M; filings show a 14‑story, 75‑unit building and Walgreens is set to vacate this summer.

A Brooklyn man was given a five‑to‑ten year prison term after pleading guilty in the 2024 Bed‑Stuy hit‑and‑run that killed Felix Mendez at Bedford and Lafayette.

A cleared ex‑NYPD officer is now part of the defense team in the trial over an alleged secret Chinese "police station" in Manhattan's Chinatown. Opening statements began Wednesday in Brooklyn federal court.

Bill Clinton joined a groundbreaking in Crown Heights for an $18M Anchor House expansion that will add a new men's residential building and about 70 beds.

A 65-year-old Midwood rider says he was shoved and robbed on the Avenue H Q-line; police arrested a suspect while the MTA says cameras were working.

Police are searching for a man accused of kicking a rider while shouting an antisemitic slur aboard an M train at Flushing Avenue. Investigators say the victim was not hurt and are seeking tips.

The NYPD bomb squad investigated a grenade-like object found inside a Sheepshead Bay home; technicians later declared it inert and no one was hurt. Neighbors say it may have been an old military relic.

A renovated Cobble Hill brownstone at 205 Clinton Street is under contract after a $5M price cut, positioning it to be one of Brooklyn's biggest sales this year.

Public records show NYC pension funds boosted stakes in seven Chinese firms later placed on the U.S. forced-labor list, raising fresh questions for Brad Lander's congressional bid.

Mayor Mamdani and DOT want to convert long stretches of Bergen and Dean into traffic‑calmed bike boulevards, with phased work and outreach beginning this year. Advocates say the move could protect school bike buses and everyday riders.

Casa Tua will open Cucina at One Hanson Place in 2027, bringing open kitchens, aperitivo bars, a market and private-event spaces steps from Barclays Center.

Allan Dabrio Marrero was freed after more than 150 days in ICE custody and reunited with his husband and church in New York. Advocates say delays in accepting bond raise fresh legal questions.

A sold‑out Mother's Day show by Uzbek singer Yulduz Usmonova was canceled at the Oceana Theater after local officials protested alleged antisemitic remarks; the theater says it will refund tickets.