NYPD Crime Stoppers released photos after a 79‑year‑old man was pushed and robbed at a Brooklyn subway stop on July 2. Police are asking witnesses to call the hotline or submit tips online.

A vehicle struck a Bedford‑Stuy building late Tuesday after an earlier crash; two people were taken into custody while police investigate the sequence of events.

A 30-year-old man was shot inside a Bay View Houses apartment in Canarsie and is in stable condition. Police are searching for a suspect last seen in a black sweatsuit.

Quinlan Development bought 130 St. Felix and plans a roughly 150-unit tower with an expanded Brooklyn Music School, but the lot must clear brownfield cleanup and city approvals.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to 27 months after prosecutors say he used pre-public EDGAR filings to net more than $2.2M in illegal trades.

United American Land and partners unveiled plans to turn the former Macy’s at 422 Fulton St. into BKX, a 440,000‑sq‑ft entertainment, dining and retail destination.

Breitling and VCR Group are converting the former Urban Outfitters on North 6th Street into a members‑only club with a rooftop lounge and tiered memberships.

Houses of worship from Lower Manhattan to East New York are converting unused land into income‑restricted apartments. The shift pairs mission with new revenue models.

A landmark Brooklyn Heights brownstone at 192 Columbia Heights sold off‑market for $24.5M, making it one of the borough’s biggest single‑family trades this year.

An appeals court reinstated a jury finding that an FDNY ambulance struck a cyclist in Gowanus, reviving the injured rider’s bid for damages after years of litigation.

Surveillance video shows a dollar van plow into a Flatbush clinic on Saturday. The owner says she still hasn't received a police report or clarity about whether the driver was tested.

Saturday night illegal fireworks struck an 18‑story Bushwick high‑rise, forcing tenants to flee and damaging windows.

Avery Hall has filed to convert the bankrupt hotel site at 1550 Bedford into an 18‑story building of roughly 250 apartments, with about 30% set aside under MIH. Community Board 9 has pressed the developer on scale and deep affordability.