A 64-year-old man was shoved to the ground in Flatbush; police and the Hate Crimes Task Force are investigating.

East Harlem residents rallied at the Carolina Apartments over roaches, mold and broken elevators, demanding repairs and asking the owner to drop eviction cases.

NYC DOT's Canal Street overhaul would convert Grand Street into a 16‑block, two‑way bike route — but the proposed lanes total just eight feet, drawing swift criticism.

Riders in Lower Manhattan say they circled full Citi Bike docks and racked up per‑minute charges after dozens of out‑of‑service bikes blocked stations. The city’s contract limits what fines DOT can impose.

Police released a Crime Stoppers bulletin after a 34-year-old runner said she was groped near East 106th Street on July 16. The suspect remains at large and authorities are asking for tips.

NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated images after a man allegedly threatened two women with a box cutter on a Q66 bus in Woodside; authorities are asking for tips.

Two men were stabbed in Hell's Kitchen early Thursday; both were taken to Bellevue Hospital and police are searching for two suspects.

A 37-year-old man was stabbed in front of 1005 Jerome Ave in Highbridge; police say the attacker fled north on Jerome Avenue and are asking for tips.

Two teenage boys were slashed near East 180th Street and Park Avenue in Tremont Wednesday; both were taken to St. Barnabas Hospital and are expected to recover.

A Maimonides executive and ex‑Council staffer was fined by the city’s ethics board after emails to City Council contacts were deemed improper. The penalty came as the hospital works through a major affiliation with NYC Health + Hospitals.

The Trust for Governors Island has invited developers to propose reuse plans for two restored landmark buildings, including the Fort Jay theater. Proposals must balance preservation with new cultural or educational uses.

AI‑manipulated videos on Chinese social platforms dub former Mayor Eric Adams saying 'I am Jesus Christ,' highlighting how easily voice‑cloning can rework public figures.

A $1.79M state arts award will help convert the former Lincoln Recovery Center into a community-owned HEArts hub with an auditorium and youth programs.