A'ja Wilson is listed questionable for Tuesday's Commissioner's Cup final after rolling an ankle in Las Vegas' tune‑up win; the Liberty remain without Satou Sabally. Final pregame checks will decide lineups.

A new parking-protected bike lane on Court Street has merchants complaining about lost parking and trickier deliveries. DOT says the changes improve safety and will be reviewed.

A two-alarm fire tore through a Fulton Street storefront Monday afternoon, sending smoke into apartments above and prompting a fast FDNY response.

An NYPD drone crashed near the Brooklyn Bridge Park World Cup fan zone and its battery briefly caught fire. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and no one was hurt.

The NY Attorney General says the owner of Duke Medical allegedly billed Medicaid more than $2.5M for pediatric formula that was never delivered, and a civil asset action was filed.

Adam Driver listed his combined Brooklyn Heights loft for just under $5M as he closed on three Standish units for about $11.5M, per listings and records. The move shifts him into a larger, celebrity‑studded condo.

Gary Barnett has appealed as a years‑long $15M dispute with former partners grinds on. A judge has frozen about $5.3M tied to Rockland County sales.

Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn say Malik Beasley was bribed to alter his performance in multiple NBA games as part of a wider sports-betting probe.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images after a 19-year-old said she was groped outside 1197 Sutter Ave.; tips may qualify for up to $3,500.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted notice after five people punched and robbed a 53-year-old outside a Brighton Beach bank on June 4; a reward is being offered.

Zohran Mamdani told ABC he favors a rights‑based test for Israel and warned antisemitism is rising across New York while declining to endorse a fixed peace formula. The stance follows big primary wins for his allies and has rattled community leaders.

Ten people were injured when a three‑wheeled motorcycle struck a crowd inside Commodore Barry Park Sunday evening; four were listed critical but stable.

The last of three Surf Avenue affordable buildings topped out on June 23, putting 420 new rental homes on the map. The milestone completes the master plan that will deliver more than 1,200 affordable units to Coney Island.