NYPD seeks two suspects for a robbery on January 25th at 202 Flatbush Avenue, involving two 14-year-old victims. A reward is offered for helpful information.

Parents and staff protested the planned closures of childcare centers in Brooklyn and Queens due to city cited low enrollment and budget constraints; centers are also battling for overdue funds from the city.

Diamond Slice, formerly After Hours Pizza, is set to open in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, offering a slice-based service in contrast to nearby pizzerias. The menu includes unique pizza toppings, with plans for focaccia sandwiches and salads.

NYC experienced a five-day span without shootings, the first in 30 years, but the streak ended with two new victims in Brooklyn and the Bronx, amidst fluctuating citywide shooting statistics.

Brooklyn Charter School offers a 12-hour school day, aiding parents with childcare and finances, while the city considers a costly expansion of school playground hours.

New York City secures $48 million to replace benefits for 95,000 households affected by electronic theft, as Mayor Adams recalls the personal significance of the issue.

NYC restores $48M to victims of benefits theft; faces challenges after federal SNAP replacement benefits expired.

Advocacy groups express concerns over NYC's plans to modify the Accessible Dispatch program for disabled riders, fearing worse service with the use of multiple e-hail apps.

Brian Dowling pleads guilty to fatally stabbing activist Ryan Carson in a case resolved by Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez; sentencing is set for February 19, 2025.

An indictment was unsealed charging seven individuals in a major Employee Retention Credit fraud, with over $600 million claimed in fraudulent tax credits.

Wall Street Exchange pays over $9.2 million to resolve U.S. bank fraud allegations, under a non-prosecution agreement that involves a fine and forfeiture for misleading a U.S. bank about anti-money laundering controls.

Murray Hill's Abbey Tavern closed after failing to agree on rent, surprising patrons before a major sports game. The bar, open since 1963, had been a community staple.

NYC's Department of Education will not renew leases for several daycare programs, leaving families and communities concerned about early childhood education.