A 75‑year‑old man was found shot and killed along Kissena Lake in Flushing; police identified him as Albert Itzkowitz and say no arrests have been made.

The Israeli navy boarded the Andros and cut the convoy’s livestream as organizers said dozens of Global Sumud vessels were stopped in international waters. International ministers have condemned the raids.

A 34-year-old man was fatally stabbed and another wounded in Fordham early Tuesday; police identified the dead as Luis Almanzar and say the investigation is ongoing.

A 76-year-old woman was struck and later died after being hit while walking in a lane of the Grand Central Parkway in Corona. The NYPD’s collision squad is investigating.

Oneonta approved a 12‑month moratorium on data centers after residents rallied against a proposed Eco‑Yotta project; state lawmakers are also debating a longer pause. The town will use the year to update zoning and request studies.

A 17-unit East Village mixed-use building at 21–23 E. 7th Street sold for about $11M; the seller is a producer of the Broadway show "Jagged Little Pill."

Chicago-based Prosperity Partners signed a 10-year lease for the entire 11th floor at 575 Madison, taking roughly 24,400 square feet as it relocates from 460 Park Avenue.

President Trump is expected in Rockland County this Friday for a White House event with Rep. Mike Lawler; venue details remain unconfirmed.

Sheriff’s deputies raided Bud‑Zotic at 516 Timpson Place, seizing untested cannabis products and padlocking the storefront. The address has been tied to earlier large seizures and stays under scrutiny.

NYC‑based Runway hit No. 45 on CNBC's Disruptor 50 after a $315M Series E and major product and compute moves that pushed its valuation toward $5.3B.

A three-story Nolita storefront at 236 Bowery sold for nearly $45M, highlighting persistent investor demand for downtown retail assets.

A towering middle-finger sculpture by Staten Island artist Scott LoBaido was placed outside City Hall Monday, facing the building and quickly drawing crowds and online attention. The stunt highlights friction around Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s early weeks in office.

A woman fell into an uncovered manhole near 52nd Street and Fifth Avenue and later died; NYPD and Con Edison are investigating while the medical examiner reviews the case.