A privately owned service line leaked on the Upper West Side Saturday, leaving several buildings with low pressure and no running water and prompting DEP and 311 guidance for residents.

A $1,000 contribution to Assemblymember Jeffrey Dinowitz from attorney Brad Karp — named in DOJ Epstein files — was redirected to a Bronx survivor program, but critics say the move isn't enough.

A 15‑story, nine‑unit condo is rising at 1477 Third Avenue, with BKSK as architect and a 2027 delivery window. The narrow lot between East 83rd and 84th has been cleared.

State regulators are proposing rules to guarantee caseworkers, meals and child care for families housed in hotels — a response to reporting that found thousands placed in motels lacked basic services.

Suffolk County charged Nicholas Greaves with selling illegal guns and cocaine, following his alleged transactions with an undercover officer. He faces various weapons and narcotics charges.

Surveillance video shows suspects smash into a Wakefield bodega and steal about $7,000 in cash and merchandise. Police are reviewing footage and seeking tips.

Rockrose closed on a $100M purchase of the former LICH block in Cobble Hill, assembling a large development parcel after a 2024 $65M Pacific Street buy.

A 38‑count superseding indictment unsealed in Manhattan charges 27 alleged Anti‑Tren members with murder, sex trafficking and racketeering tied to a Bronx double homicide.

NYPD Crimestoppers released surveillance photos after a gunpoint robbery in Sheepshead Bay. Police are asking anyone with information to call 1-800-577-TIPS.

Light snow Sunday night into Monday could leave 1–2 inches across NYC. Expect slick sidewalks and limited impacts to the holiday commute.

Makeshift tents selling marijuana on MLK Jr. Boulevard have residents and advocates demanding action after a viral video and confrontations with photographers.

A 14-year-old was robbed at knifepoint aboard a northbound N train at the 20th Avenue station in Brooklyn; NYPD Crime Stoppers shared video and is asking for tips.

Empower, a new NYC ride-share app offering lower fares by letting drivers keep 100% of their earnings in exchange for a monthly fee, faces legal challenges from the TLC for operating without a license and potentially putting riders at risk.