The NYPD 66th Precinct and local leaders attended a ribbon-cutting for a new Brooklyn restaurant, the precinct posted on X. The post said the shop will “bring new flavor and energy.”

A 12‑story, 73‑unit project is proposed for 903 Dean Street in Crown Heights, with filings showing 54,137 square feet of new space and a concrete design. Sale records show nearby lots traded in March.

The NYCLU sued to block a Nassau County ordinance creating a 35-foot buffer around houses of worship, saying it chills constitutionally protected protest. The suit was filed on behalf of two Long Island activists.

L'Industrie opened a stand‑up counter at 197 Grand Street in Little Italy this March, serving its cult‑favorite burrata slice beside Ferrara Bakery.

A pre-dawn fire tore through the top floor of a five-story Bronx building, drawing a large FDNY response. No injuries were reported.

A Boston judge temporarily blocked DHS from ending Temporary Protected Status for roughly 5,000 Ethiopians, preserving work permits while the court reviews the agency’s decision. The order keeps beneficiaries’ employment authorization valid as litigation proceeds.

Doorbell footage documents a heavy emergency response at a Rye Brook home; police say the victim later died and a man faces attempted murder charges.

ZG Capital signed about 45,000 square feet of leases at 1450 Broadway, including a 17,300‑sq‑ft marketing agency and a blockchain firm occupying a full floor.

A Manhattan mother who was struck while carrying her infant is suing the driver and pressing lawmakers to force repeat speeders to use speed‑limiting technology.

The MTA told a federal court it cannot start Phase 2 of the Second Avenue Subway in East Harlem until the owner of 2049 Second Ave. allows inspections and shoring work. The agency says the hold‑up risks costly delays.

The SEC has subpoenaed at least one former Paramount executive as investigators probe related‑party payments to ex‑CEO Albert Behler amid Rithm’s takeover. Regulators and shareholder lawyers are watching closely.

Months-long cave-in on Saratoga Avenue has residents fuming as temporary fixes fail; News 12 says DEP is dispatching crews.

After a decade, Ninth Ward signage is back at 180 Second Ave as owners file plans for a 74‑seat, New Orleans‑inspired return with a 20‑foot bar and heavy cocktails.