Police say Roderick Allen, 55, opened fire in Allerton Friday afternoon, wounding a 14‑year‑old. Authorities released images and are asking the public to call Crime Stoppers.

Surveillance stills of two people wanted in robberies across Manhattan's 7th and 13th precincts were posted by Crime Stoppers. Detectives are asking residents to check door‑cam video.

Bricks fell from the top of a four‑story Gravesend building early Tuesday; FDNY and the Department of Buildings responded and the block was taped off.

Police are seeking a man who allegedly performed inappropriate sexual behavior next to an 11-year-old on a B62 bus in Brooklyn Heights; investigators released a description and asked for tips.

A rec-league softball game at Cedar Creek Park turned violent when a player allegedly hit an opponent with a bat; the suspect was arrested and arraigned on assault and weapons charges.

A 19-year-old was shot near a sneaker shop on Avenue U in Homecrest; he was found a block away and taken to Maimonides and is expected to recover.

A 66-year-old man was punched and robbed of about $5,000 near 170th Street and Jamaica Avenue in Jamaica, Queens; police and Crime Stoppers are seeking tips.

Two weeks of prix‑fixe French menus land in NYC July 4–19, with classic bistros and chef‑driven spots on the roster. Expect special menus, an Air France partnership and busy weekend nights.

Colliers’ market snapshots show big law‑firm moves and Google‑linked subleases have pushed Manhattan’s leasing pace into rare territory. The activity is tightening supply and lifting rents.

A Brooklyn court handed down a five‑to‑ten‑year sentence after a 2024 Bushwick hit‑and‑run killed a 71‑year‑old and left her daughter seriously injured.

Samsung plans to move its U.S. headquarters from Englewood Cliffs to Plano, shifting roughly 1,000 jobs and concentrating operations near its Texas chip plants.

Ruby Hotels is reported to be opening its first Manhattan property on Avenue of the Americas, converting an 18‑story 1930s building into 187 rooms with a 2027 target.

Reporting and ethics filings say Tom DiNapoli’s 2024 Israel trip — paid for by a Jewish group — raised conflict concerns as the state pension holds hundreds of millions in Israel bonds.