NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated a wanted alert after a 35-year-old woman was punched aboard a B46 bus near Utica Avenue and Avenue H; police are asking for tips.

NYPD Crime Stoppers seeks tips after a 22-year-old was punched inside an apartment near 89th Avenue and 118th Street; the suspect reportedly wrapped a metal bracelet around his fist and fled.

A hedgehog volunteers named Honey died after being found doused in blue-and-yellow paint in a Yeadon garden; rescuers tried to remove the paint and four people were arrested.

A late-night second-alarm fire ripped through a home on Virgil Place in Castle Hill; FDNY brought the blaze under control and no injuries were reported. Fire marshals are investigating.

One hundred northern bobwhite quail were released at Hempstead Harbor Nature Trail to help control ticks and teach students about conservation.

Jonathan Bock resigned as co‑CEO of Blackstone’s private‑credit fund on July 20; Brad Marshall will run BCRED alone as the vehicle deals with heavy redemption requests.

Volker Türk won a second four‑year term as U.N. human rights chief despite opposition from the U.S., Israel and Russia. The vote exposed sharp divisions over how the U.N. should press powers on Gaza and China.

Alley Pond Golf Center in Douglaston reopened after a $10M overhaul, adding simulators, ball-tracking tech and a planned mini golf course.

Sunny, mild weekend in NYC with highs near 78°F. Storms possible starting Monday.

Donovan Richards announced $750,000 to renovate the Queensbridge PAL daycare, including lead removal from bathrooms and a kitchen upgrade.

The 5th Precinct says officers and Auxiliary Police are stationed at intersections across Lower Manhattan handing out crime-prevention flyers after a rise in robberies.

The ICC’s Assembly voted to remove Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan after an oversight report found "serious misconduct." Major 2024 warrants remain in place while deputies run the office.

Surveillance images posted by NYPD Crime Stoppers show a person sought in a burglary pattern across Queens' 109 and 111 precincts. Tips that lead to an arrest may be eligible for up to $3,500.