Brooklyn Assemblymember Robert Carroll has revived a plan to split a future Winter Olympics between New York City and Lake Placid, proposing an exploratory committee to study feasibility and legacy. The proposal leans on existing arenas and renovated Adirondack venues.

A 40-year-old man was shot Monday morning at Wortman and Ashford in East New York and later died at Brookdale; detectives are canvassing for witnesses and footage.

Three people were stabbed near Dumont Ave and Powell St in Brooklyn; all were hospitalized in stable condition and the suspect remains at large.

Court filings include surveillance of MDC Brooklyn detainees stacking furniture to pull a rope loaded with drugs, cigarettes and a scalpel.

Neighbors and safe‑street advocates laid flowers at Ocean Parkway and Quentin Road on the one‑year anniversary of the crash that killed Natasha Saada and two of her daughters. The memorial comes as lawmakers advance a "Stop Super Speeders" proposal in Albany.

Three suspects pulled a gun and drove off in a 20-year-old's car in Marine Park; the victim was hospitalized in stable condition and police are seeking tips.

A man's body was recovered from the rocky shoreline at Calvert Vaux Park in Brooklyn; the medical examiner will determine the cause. Investigators are canvassing the area.

A Fair Housing Justice Center lawsuit says three new rental complexes in Brooklyn and Queens were built with design flaws that block wheelchair users from full access.

A stored fire extinguisher malfunction forced the closure of Park Slope’s 7th Avenue post office; mail pickups were redirected to the Van Brunt station. Officials have not given a reopening date.

An early‑morning vandalism left an unknown substance smeared on the Daoud Mosque’s door and pages of a religious book scattered; the NYPD is investigating.

A Brooklyn emergency shoveler says the city shorted him pay after the February blizzard and has filed suit in federal court. The complaint raises questions about how emergency shovelers were tracked and paid.

A vacant Brighton Beach building went up in flames Saturday and nearby blocks lost power as crews worked to secure the scene and assess damage to wiring. Officials and the utility are on site.

A $30.9M rebuild will replace Canarsie’s 1960 library with an 11,000‑sq‑ft, mass‑timber branch featuring exposed wood, a recording studio and expanded community space.