A New York supplier was sentenced to 96 months after officers found kilograms of cocaine hidden in his SUV and prosecutors tied digital ledgers to D.C.-area deliveries.

Light morning showers and a cool Wednesday commute. Gusty winds and a Small Craft Advisory through mid-afternoon.

Two Yonkers officers were injured when a cruiser crashed while responding to a suspicious-vehicle call; police say the suspect car remains at large. Investigators are canvassing the area.

Linden Grove opens in Bushwick with 153 affordable senior units and on-site services managed by JASA.

H.Wood Group has leased roughly 10,000 sq ft at 50 Ninth Avenue for a new Lady Delilah supper‑club steakhouse — the brand’s fifth U.S. location in the Meatpacking District.

Life Time has leased roughly 71,000 square feet at 83 Wythe Ave for a new Williamsburg athletic club with pools, spa and recovery amenities. Renderings show rooftop terraces and a possible pool deck with a 2026 buildout target.

JetBlue told a grieving traveler to clear cookies after a $230 fare jump and deleted the reply; the carrier apologized as lawmakers and auditors press for new rules.

Neighbors watched as ICE arrested a 23-year-old DoorDash rider outside his East Harlem home, raising fresh questions about the limits of the mayor’s sanctuary order.

The Times Square Ball will drop eight times over the July 3–4, 2026 weekend, marking midnight in each U.S. time zone and anchoring a coast‑to‑coast broadcast and giving push.

A three‑alarm fire at East 187th Street and Belmont Avenue sent heavy smoke through Belmont; FDNY warned residents to close windows and expect traffic delays.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced seven reopened early‑childhood centers and a broader expansion that will add roughly 1,000 more preschool seats this fall, with sites in the Bronx and Brooklyn.

Meta Lab plans its first Texas store at the Houston Galleria, bringing demos of Ray-Ban Meta glasses and Quest headsets to Uptown Houston.

A joint venture led by Avery Hall and the Brodsky Organization bought a contested Prospect Heights–Crown Heights assemblage inside the Atlantic Avenue rezoning corridor. The deal positions the team to pursue a mixed‑use project under the city’s new plan.