Allan Dabrio Marrero was freed after more than 150 days in ICE custody and reunited with his husband and church in New York. Advocates say delays in accepting bond raise fresh legal questions.

A sold‑out Mother's Day show by Uzbek singer Yulduz Usmonova was canceled at the Oceana Theater after local officials protested alleged antisemitic remarks; the theater says it will refund tickets.

Body‑cam footage shows NYPD, FDNY and Parks workers pulling a woman and her cat from the East River beneath the Brooklyn Bridge. Authorities say both are expected to recover.

ADL’s 2025 audit found overall antisemitic incidents fell but violent assaults rose — New York led the nation and Brooklyn saw a worrying jump in attacks. Community leaders say the numbers demand more security and funding.

A 42-year-old man died after his electric scooter struck a concrete barrier near Jamaica Avenue in Cypress Hills. NYPD’s collision unit is investigating the fatal crash.

Three suspects are wanted after a 25-year-old rider was punched and robbed at the Church Avenue station; Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for tips.

NYPD’s 75th Precinct says four people were arrested after a ShotSpotter alert in East New York; officers recovered two loaded guns and suspected drugs.

Assemblymember William Colton introduced A9290 to require teacher‑accessible silent alarms in every New York classroom, a step beyond the state’s Alyssa’s Law. The bill is pending in committee.

The Rolling Stones announced Foreign Tongues and released "In The Stars" during a Brooklyn launch event. The 14-track album arrives July 10 with guest appearances and a Charlie Watts contribution.

Brooklyn logged a record week: 37 luxury contracts totaling about $156 million. Townhouses and a Cobble Hill condo project powered the spike.

Antidote opened during COVID and turned bold Sichuan flavors and shareable plates into a Williamsburg staple. The team has since opened a smaller Manhattan outpost and leans into catering and private events.

Bawabeh filed to rezone East Flatbush for a nine‑building, 1.2M‑sq‑ft project that would deliver 972 units and trigger hundreds of mandatory-affordable apartments.

A Coney Island NYCHA resident says a January 2025 inspection found lead in her bathroom but repairs have stalled while the city’s TEMPO abatement program is scheduled to help.