A Miami executive received 12 years in Brooklyn federal court and a $330M forfeiture after prosecutors say he laundered more than $300M for cartels.

Jurors heard opening statements Monday as an 87‑year‑old former convict faces trial in Brooklyn for a 2022 dismemberment.

City officials unveiled a one‑mile redesign of Linden Boulevard that would add center‑running bus lanes, concrete boarding islands and wider sidewalks after recent fatal crashes. The work is slated to be phased in with a target completion in summer 2027.

Williamsburg will help decide how roughly $15M is spent to remake the cracked McCarren Park asphalt field, pairing underground stormwater fixes with community‑chosen amenities.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is asking for tips after a 33-year-old woman was groped on 20th Avenue near 82nd Street late Friday. Call or DM @NYPDTips with information.

A 51-year-old Brooklyn man was found ill in a central booking holding cell and later died at NYU Langone; the NYPD’s Force Investigation Division has opened an inquiry.

New York state and city pension funds funneled roughly $578 million into Carlyle real estate funds, renewing scrutiny of public money backing an institutional landlord. The moves have caught tenants’ groups and watchdogs’ attention.

A Chicago man pleaded guilty in Brooklyn to business email compromise and romance scams prosecutors say siphoned more than $50 million from victims. The plea names co‑conspirators and laundering methods tied to an illegal exchange operation.

A Smithtown man got 15 months and was ordered to repay $1.27M after prosecutors say he siphoned pandemic relief loans into personal investments.

The Supreme Court declined to take up a wrongful‑death suit accusing Andrew Cuomo of causing COVID deaths in New York nursing homes, leaving lower‑court dismissals intact.

A U.K. national received a 10-year federal sentence after prosecutors said a Bordeaux Cellars scheme siphoned more than $97 million from investors. Restitution was postponed and $1M forfeiture ordered.

A federal settlement will force retrofits at Chestnut Commons and compensate tenants harmed by inaccessible design. The deal includes penalties and a claims fund.

Brodsky and Tikehau launched a $500M private-debt platform to fill financing gaps for New York projects.