A morning fight over cash ended with a stabbing on Bushwick Avenue. Police are hunting a shirtless suspect in red-and-black sneakers.

The 1874 Forsyth Street shul once housed painters Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof before textile artist Dana Barnes made it her studio.

Kobe was found deceased with no food or water near Hawthorne Avenue, and prosecutors say a felony charge could bring two years in prison.

Matthew Papile fled on foot before three Good Samaritans, including an off-duty cop, chased and detained him.

NYPD says the man fled westbound on Fulton Street after groping a 31-year-old woman outside City Point Brooklyn.

The Public Theater's new restaurant swaps the old Library room for a supper-club revival with a 52-seat mezzanine.

A car tore through Saltano's Pizzeria's front window, scattering bricks and pizza boxes — the same Merrick Road corner hit weeks earlier.

Community Board 6 voted 42-1 to push for full Bus Rapid Transit on First and Second Avenues, home to the M15.

A London pizzeria that started in a three-wheeled van just knocked Manhattan's Una Pizza Napoletana out of the top spot.

At least 20 people clashed on a locked-down floor at MDC Brooklyn, with several inmates cut or stabbed, sources say.

Hochul's office says the state's 2016 anti-BDS order only targets companies, not foreign governments like Canada and the UK.

IMPACCT Brooklyn now owns four buildings after Food First HDFC allegedly tried to auction them off without approval.

The Law & Order pop-up lands at 16 W. 51st St. October 9-10, with a free option and a $30 sit-down meal.