NYPD’s 75th Precinct says four people were arrested after a ShotSpotter alert in East New York; officers recovered two loaded guns and suspected drugs.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after a 66-year-old woman was punched aboard a northbound 6 train at 138th Street; a reward is being offered.

Wrey at 222 Broadway has begun leasing with 788 units and five floors of amenities, from a rooftop pool to a screening room.

Sen. Rick Scott and Reps. Elise Stefanik and Josh Gottheimer introduced paired bills that would withhold federal R&D funds from colleges taking money tied to designated foreign adversaries.

A 20-year-old Hyde Park man died after his car left North Quaker Lane and struck a tree on Sunday night; county detectives are asking witnesses to come forward.

Office leasing and apartment demand remain firm in New York, but March labor weakness suggests job losses could undercut the market's resilience.

A 37‑year‑old Missouri man was arrested after troopers say they found a loaded Glock and a high‑capacity magazine during a road‑rage dispute on the Palisades Parkway in Clarkstown.

Assemblymember William Colton introduced A9290 to require teacher‑accessible silent alarms in every New York classroom, a step beyond the state’s Alyssa’s Law. The bill is pending in committee.

The Rolling Stones announced Foreign Tongues and released "In The Stars" during a Brooklyn launch event. The 14-track album arrives July 10 with guest appearances and a Charlie Watts contribution.

Lenders have filed foreclosure suits against four East Village rental buildings, including 441 E. 12th St., raising questions about tenant protections and management. Residents and advocates say the court process could take months.

Brooklyn logged a record week: 37 luxury contracts totaling about $156 million. Townhouses and a Cobble Hill condo project powered the spike.

Dallas‑born Kitchen + Kocktails is bringing its signature Southern plates, oversized brunches and 'kocktails' to Times Square this summer. The deal covers roughly 20,000 sq ft at 147–149 W. 46th St.

The Bronx School of Hip‑Hop — a new public high school focused on hip‑hop culture — will open this September as one of five new city schools adding arts and special‑education seats.