A Queens father says NYPD officers beat him unconscious at a July 4, 2025 barbecue; he’s filed a federal suit seeking damages and accountability.

Steve Neuhaus says the New York Air Show lands at Orange County Airport Aug. 1–2, 2026, with the USAF Thunderbirds, B‑25J “Panchito” and West Point parachutists.

City closes roughly $214M to finance Sol on Park, an 18-story senior housing project at Morris Houses that will add about 228 affordable apartments with move-ins expected in early 2029.

Rithm Capital is arranging a $415M refinance for 31 West 52nd Street that will retire existing debt and fund leasing obligations, with a July 15 closing target.

A 9-foot shark was sighted off Point Lookout Thursday morning, prompting the Town of Hempstead to red-flag beaches while shark patrols combed the inlet.

Kennedy Wilson paid $237M for Carraway, a 421-unit West Harrison complex, expanding its East Coast multifamily platform.

A K9 led troopers to more than two pounds of cocaine during an I‑87 traffic stop. Two men were arrested and booked into the Albany County jail.

Federal records show a 15‑year, $35.5M lease for a Newburgh warehouse that procurement documents link to DHS/ICE. The award would significantly expand the agency’s local footprint and has drawn regional concern.

A CBS News video shows a Brooklyn bodega cashier ring up a vial labeled retatrutide, highlighting a booming gray market for unapproved weight‑loss peptides and safety worries.

A New York appellate court revived CSN Realty’s effort to pierce the corporate veil and collect roughly $3 million tied to a failed 2252 Third Avenue deal.

Manhattan's Q2 report shows a record median sales price of $1.25M even as listings fell and sales cooled, tightening the spring market. Buyers felt the squeeze at the midtier while the top strengthened.

A 74-year-old woman was thrown to the ground and punched on Mount Eden; NYPD posted a wanted alert and Crime Stoppers is offering a reward.

An Albany judge ruled that taxpayers won’t cover more than $700,000 in legal fees for Melissa DeRosa after she was dismissed from a federal lawsuit. Her lawyers say they will appeal.