Brooklyn Judge Blows Up 1979 Rabbi Murder Case, Declares Local Man 'Actually Innocent'
A judge vacated Carl Miller’s decades-old conviction in the 1979 Crown Heights killing of Rabbi David Okunov, ruling Miller "actually innocent." Prosecutors say they are reviewing the order.
Inside Anne Burrell’s Brooklyn Tragedy: Pills, Video And A Harrowing Final Scene
NYPD photos show pills and cigarette butts at Anne Burrell's Brooklyn apartment, and police records reference a suicide note and journal entries. New videos also show her returning home with her husband hours before she died.
Boerum Hill Block Rattled As Three-Building Rental Project Digs In
Excavators have started digging at 280 Bergen Street as crews begin foundations for a multi‑building residential project that will add hundreds of homes to Boerum Hill. The work follows a 2022 rezoning and a $166M construction loan that financed the package.
Greenpoint Rips DOT’s Skinny Waterfront Greenway Plan
DOT’s Commercial Street rebuild will add a raised two‑way bike lane, but locals say the nine‑foot path and broad driving lanes still give too much space to cars. The plan’s 2028–2030 timeline and narrow cross‑section have opponents asking for bolder, faster changes.
Brownsville Cops Won’t Be Charged In Knife-Wielding Apartment Killing
A state report found prosecutors could not disprove beyond a reasonable doubt that officers' deadly force in a May 2025 Brownsville shooting was justified; no criminal charges will be filed.
Council Car Caucus Revvs Up Bid to Make Driving Cheaper in NYC
A new bipartisan DRIVE caucus led by David Carr and Vickie Paladino vows to target speed and red‑light cameras and press to roll back certain bike and bus lanes across the city.












