New renderings show a 13-story mixed-use development planned for 1720 Atlantic Avenue in Crown Heights, promising nearly 300 apartments, street-level retail and a community facility. The project follows recent rezoning and awaits a construction timeline.

Dr. Bernard Kruger has stepped away from roles at two elite concierge clinics after federal files raised new questions about membership and booking practices.

Aquarelle owner Marcus Andrew has applied to open a Mediterranean seafood spot at 905 1st Ave in Midtown East, seeking a liquor license and outdoor seating.

A Nassau County grand jury declined to indict the driver accused in the April 25, 2025 LIE road‑rage crash that killed Ibis Baez.

Albany lawmakers are pushing to raise New York's bottle deposit to 10¢ and expand which drinks qualify for refunds.

A new state law lets experienced dental hygienists provide cleanings and preventive care in schools, clinics and long‑term care without a dentist on site. Regulators have until June 19, 2027 to write rules and stand up new certification pathways.

Clipper Equity filed DOB plans to split 1800 Park Avenue into seven 99‑unit buildings, creating 693 apartments while staying under 485‑x wage triggers.

A five‑story tenement at 1301 Third Avenue still stands between two luxury condos, forcing engineers and developers to build around it.

REBNY's Q4 2025 pipeline shows 511 filings and 13,982 multifamily units; Queens led the quarter in proposed square footage.

A 14-year-old boy was shot to death late Saturday in Sunset Park. Police are searching for three masked suspects and are asking witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers.

Attorney General Letitia James says her office indicted Khyle Williams after seizing 32 firearms, 12 high‑capacity magazines and ~200 rounds in Brooklyn.

A fifth-floor unit at Bushwick Houses caught fire Friday; FDNY sent roughly 120 personnel and the Red Cross is assisting two residents.

Business and tourism groups asked City Hall to pause short‑term rental limits from June 1–July 31, arguing hotels won’t absorb World Cup demand. City Hall will meet with leaders next week.