Gateway Hospitality has taken over operations at Floyd Bennett Field and rebrands Aviator Sports as the Floyd Bennett Sports Complex, pledging to keep youth programming while assessing repairs.

Flooding in the Red Hook Pool filter plant damaged motors and delayed the summer opening. Parks says expedited parts are in and aims to reopen by the end of July.

A Longwood tenant says rodents have infested her apartment for years while she undergoes cancer treatment; she wants her landlord to rehouse her family. Management says exterminators treated accessible areas on July 9.

Two former Twin Peaks employees say the firm's founder used racist slurs and sexual comments and that they were fired after refusing his invitation; they are suing in federal court.

The city plans to convert a Sheepshead Bay motel into a men-only shelter for about 110 people, displacing families and sparking neighborhood alarm over safety and short notice.

Bill and Kathryn Hester say the USTA tore out their family box, moved a memorial plaque and priced them out of the U.S. Open — and they’ve asked a federal judge to step in. Court filings and reporting spell out six‑figure seat fees and a dispute over a 1998 settlement.

A Westerleigh security camera captured sanitation workers tossing bags into the street and a ruptured dog‑waste bag that smeared across the road; DSNY says it investigated.

Hope House opened in the Bronx as a residential alternative to incarceration for people with serious mental illness, and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg attended the launch. The program will house a small cohort under a court-approved diversion model.

Tenants at 1187 Anderson Avenue report a bed‑bug outbreak spreading across multiple floors as years of leaks, rodents and open violations remain unaddressed.

Tents and trash have clustered on Twelfth Avenue by the Intrepid; neighbors and vendors say the city’s outreach-first stance has left the block in limbo.

Building owners say months of Florida video contradict the plaintiff’s injury claims and are asking a judge to void a $35M Manhattan verdict.

Dozens rallied at Brooklyn Borough Hall after the Supreme Court cleared the way to end TPS, urging senators to back S.4814 to protect Haitian immigrants.

Labor leader Lillian Roberts, a formative force at DC 37, has died. City and union leaders offered immediate tributes to her decades of organizing.