A bus and a vehicle collided on the Manhattan Bridge lower level Friday, injuring 16 people. Emergency crews treated multiple victims and one person was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

The Parcels of Mr. Moto delivers edomae-focused nigiri, rolls and chirashi to Brooklyn doors, packaged like a personal gift and tucked with a hidden riddle. Nights, simple packaging, big fish.

Jimmy “Bentley Bugz” Francois, 37, was extradited from Miami to Brooklyn and now faces federal sex‑trafficking and child exploitation charges tied to a 16‑year‑old, prosecutors say.

Federal prosecutors announced on March 6, 2026 that a Long Island man faces federal counts including sex trafficking, enticing and exploiting a minor. Charging documents are expected to follow.

A Brooklyn judge dismissed five cases against a Williamsburg woman after a psychiatric exam found her unfit; she remains detained on immigration and health holds.

Three men robbed a 45-year-old outside Barclays Center last Friday; police released suspect photos and are asking the public for tips.

Three people are wanted after an early-morning robbery near Atlantic Terminal; police released images and are offering up to $3,500 for tips.

Light pre-dawn showers taper but patchy fog may slow the Friday commute. Weekend temperatures climb into the 50s–60s with showers likely Saturday night.

A 4-year-old boy was struck and killed Thursday near Rockaway Parkway and Linden Boulevard in Brownsville; police say the driver fled the scene.

A 57-year-old cyclist was stabbed early Thursday in Bedford-Stuy; police say he is in stable condition while detectives search for a female suspect.

An e-bike battery fire in a Sunset Park apartment led to a partial vacate order and a hazmat response; no injuries were reported and fire marshals are investigating.

After a City Council veto override on Jan. 29, 2026, New York reopened an 18‑month civil window for survivors to file time‑barred claims. The law covers incidents before Jan. 9, 2022 and lets some dismissed suits be amended.

The NYPD 84th Precinct warned Brooklyn businesses of rising commercial burglaries and urged brighter lighting, stronger locks and free security assessments.