Olio e Più has opened a two‑floor East Village trattoria at 106 Third Ave with seasonal Italian plates, Aperitivo Hour and a ground‑floor bar staged for World Cup viewing.

Pew finds millions get health tips from influencers who often lack medical credentials. Experts warn misinformation, deepfakes and undisclosed ads can harm patients.

A man was stabbed near Roebling Playground in Williamsburg and taken to Methodist Hospital, police said. Investigators are on the scene.

MUJI is opening its first Queens store at Tangram in Flushing this weekend, bringing its minimalist home goods and apparel to the borough.

A man is wanted after a woman says he performed a lewd act inside a South Bronx laundromat on May 25. Police have circulated the case through Crime Stoppers as they hunt for the suspect.

Parents and advocates rallied at the State Capitol after a bill to train and pay family caregivers stalled in the Assembly, warning nursing shortages are forcing desperate choices.

Smoke and flames rose from several manholes in Bed-Stuy Thursday, leaving dozens without power as crews worked to repair underground equipment.

Princess Bajrakitiyabha, a lawyer and prison‑reform advocate, has died at 47 after a long hospital stay.

Three men robbed a 14-year-old outside 1021 Longfellow Avenue; Crime Stoppers released images and is offering a reward for tips.

A Bronx mother says her 15‑year‑old son was punched while walking to school in Westchester Square; the family shared footage and police are seeking tips.

Local doctors point to nicotinamide (vitamin B3) — 500 mg twice daily — as a low‑cost way to reduce non‑melanoma skin cancer recurrence when used with sun protection.

A Division of the Budget update lifts all‑funds spending to about $277 billion — nearly $9 billion above Gov. Hochul’s figure — and watchdogs warn of looming deficits.

Mayor Mamdani is directing $20M of city deposits to Ponce Bank to grow lending in Inwood and the Bronx. The move routes public cash to a Bronx‑born community bank.