Two teens were stabbed and a third beaten in a brawl at the DeWitt Clinton campus in Kingsbridge Heights; all were taken to Jacobi Hospital and are expected to recover.

A Bronx mother says her 6‑year‑old with autism came home from occupational therapy with bruises; medical records and a DOE report offer conflicting accounts.

Two men were killed Thursday near the Morrison Avenue–Soundview subway stop in the Bronx; both were taken to Jacobi Medical Center and later pronounced dead. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

A man who posed as a cosmetic doctor pleaded guilty to manslaughter after a botched, unlicensed butt‑implant removal left a Queens mother dead.

A Bahamian businessman rescued from a Florida plane crash was indicted in Manhattan on new drug and firearms charges, court papers show. The case links to a wider DEA probe.

May's report shows roughly 15,000 private‑sector hires and unemployment dipping to 5.4%, nudging NYC back into positive job growth for 2026.

A 45-year-old man was shot Thursday on Saint Johns Place in Crown Heights. Police say two men fled in a gray vehicle and the victim is expected to recover.

A former Iona guard told investigators he offered to tank first halves of two December 2024 games, an NCAA ruling says, leaving his collegiate future uncertain.

Clear, breezy Juneteenth in NYC with highs near 80°F. Dangerous rip currents at Atlantic beaches through tonight.

Federal prosecutors say a New York man used AI-generated nude images and racist messages to harass a Georgia college student; he has been indicted on a federal cyberstalking charge.

Parisian cashmere label Kujten leased a 2,567-square-foot SoHo storefront at 92 Greene Street, expanding after its Madison Avenue debut.

Surveillance stills posted by NYPD Crime Stoppers show two people wanted in a robbery pattern spanning multiple Brooklyn and Queens precincts. Tips may qualify for a reward.

A wrestling‑themed cafe has landed in Harlem, pairing coffee and burgers with weekly watch parties and guest appearances. Fans and neighbors are turning up for the spectacle.