A man was arrested after reportedly attacking three Jewish men in Williamsburg while wearing an Iranian‑flag T‑shirt. He was arraigned on hate‑crime charges.

After a week of fasting, home care workers paused their hunger strike after Speaker Julie Menin promised talks on Intro. 303 to ban 24‑hour shifts — but the bill remains unsettled.

A top-floor fire tore through a six-story Brownsville building on April 26, pushing flames into the cockloft and leaving several households and pets displaced.

A 42-year-old woman was stabbed inside a Sunset Park building on March 8. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and offering a reward.

DUMBO’s waterfront is trading traditional shops for immersive experiences — paint‑bomb games, arcade brewpubs and rooftop hangouts are reshaping retail.

A sweep by the Rockies leaves the Mets 9-19 and the offseason overhaul in doubt, as scoring dries up and pressure grows on Carlos Mendoza.

Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe became the first man to run an official sub‑two‑hour marathon, finishing in 1:59:30 at the 2026 London Marathon.

A 31-year-old man was shot early Monday on 58th Street in Sunset Park and taken to Maimonides in critical condition. Police say the shooter fled on foot toward Ninth Avenue.

An 83-year-old man was attacked at a Bronx bus stop; police released surveillance images and are asking the public for help. The victim is stable and the investigation is ongoing.

A Levittown man was arrested after a woman reported he forcibly touched her during a massage in Selden. Police say he faces forcible touching and unauthorized-practice charges.

Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed 14 and wounded 37 as evacuation orders and drone interceptions tested a fragile U.S.-mediated truce. Civilians fled amid renewed raids.

A New York firm paid $58M for the 180‑unit Flats at Lansdale, a per‑unit price that far exceeds recent regional trades and signals strong buyer demand in Montco.

A man dubbed the "7th Avenue spitter" has been linked to repeated spitting and harassment at Park Slope subway stations. Officials say patrols will continue as riders press for action.