An impostor used Gale Brewer’s identity to secure a $32,980 loan from NYCERS, part of a wider pattern of account takeovers and bogus loans investigators say exposed security gaps.

Neighbors and safe‑street advocates laid flowers at Ocean Parkway and Quentin Road on the one‑year anniversary of the crash that killed Natasha Saada and two of her daughters. The memorial comes as lawmakers advance a "Stop Super Speeders" proposal in Albany.

NYC Alliance signed an 11-year lease for about 50,000 sq ft at 1441 Broadway, expanding from nearby 1411 Broadway to add showrooms and design space.

Families say flimsy student OMNY cards and slow replacement waits are leaving kids stranded; advocates and the Panel for Education Policy want durable cards and faster fixes.

Three suspects pulled a gun and drove off in a 20-year-old's car in Marine Park; the victim was hospitalized in stable condition and police are seeking tips.

Comptroller Mark Levine says the city's bond-sale hiccups were driven by national market stress — inflation and war-linked rate moves — not the mayor's budget.

A Patchogue man was arrested after a 4-year-old was led out of a laundromat; she was found safe minutes later in a nearby library play area.

A Broadway preview of Dog Day Afternoon raised about $400,000 for the Earl Monroe New Renaissance school as it prepares to move into a new South Bronx facility.

A man's body was recovered from the rocky shoreline at Calvert Vaux Park in Brooklyn; the medical examiner will determine the cause. Investigators are canvassing the area.

Four people were injured when a fire broke out on the ninth floor of a West 79th Street building; crews contained the blaze and treated multiple people.

Two Larchmont police officers were hurt after a manhole cover exploded Friday evening. Con Edison crews responded and nearby buildings were checked for hazards.

Norma’s will take over the former Blue 82 at 82 N. Pearl, bringing a low-key bar with pressed sandwiches and six to eight draft lines to downtown Albany. The owners are targeting an August/September 2026 opening.

JPMorgan moved a nearly $15B debt package to fund EA’s $55B buyout, executing the sale under the codename Project Eagle while markets reeled from Middle East risk. Banks paced loans and bonds to match heavy investor demand.