Manhattan Lawsuit Accuses Riverside, Nussbaum Of $87 Million Escrow Hustle
A new Manhattan federal complaint alleges Riverside Abstract and Nussbaum Lowinger ran a years‑long scheme that funneled escrow and 1031 funds into inflated flips.
Bed-Stuy Subway Creep Kisses Sleeping Woman, Swipes Ray-Bans on Nostrand Platform
NYPD posted a wanted notice after a 29-year-old rider was kissed without consent and had her Ray‑Ban/Meta glasses stolen while sleeping on the Nostrand Avenue A platform early Friday.
Brooklyn Jail Tragedy as Mexican Cartel Suspect Dies After Cell Hanging
Carlos Alberto Guerrero Mercado, one of 37 suspects sent from Mexico to the U.S., died after being found hanging in his cell at MDC Brooklyn; an autopsy and federal review are pending.
Brooklyn and Queens Cops Hunt Robbery Duo in Citywide Crime Spree
Surveillance stills posted by NYPD Crime Stoppers show two people wanted in a robbery pattern spanning multiple Brooklyn and Queens precincts. Tips may qualify for a reward.
From Bus Lot to Timber Tower: 379 Affordable Homes Planned by Broadway Junction
A fenced-in bus lot near Broadway Junction is set to become a 20-story, 379-unit, 100% affordable tower with mass timber, geothermal and a rooftop greenhouse. The project moved forward after a BSA variance and developer push.












