Brooklyn Driver Indicted In 88-Mph Coney Island Ave Crash That Critically Hurt 2 Cops
A Brooklyn man was indicted after a June 15 crash that left two NYPD officers and a passenger critically injured; prosecutors say speed and alcohol were factors.
Shovels Hit Dirt In Broadway Triangle As Bartlett Crossing Phase Two Rises
A $71.5M, state‑backed development broke ground in Broadway Triangle; Phase Two will add 78 permanently affordable apartments. The project emphasizes energy‑efficient, all‑electric buildings and units for families and vulnerable residents.
Staten Island Pols Cry Foul On Streamers Benching Free Yankees, Mets Games
Two local Republicans asked the Justice Department to review exclusive streaming deals that have pushed Yankees, Mets and NFL games off free TV. The request lands amid federal probes and an FCC inquiry into sports rights.
Rats And A Dead Elevator: Williamsburg Tenants Launch Third Rent Strike
Tenants at 924 Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg have launched a rent strike, citing rat infestations, broken systems and dozens of city complaints. The owner says pest control is underway.












