Two men were wounded in separate late‑night stabbings in Morrisania; police detained a person of interest in one of the attacks while the other remains under investigation.

A ninth‑inning rally and a 10th‑inning sac fly lifted the Red Sox to a 3–2 win over the Mets, capping a perfect 9‑0 road trip and a nine‑game streak.

Heat builds midweek with highs near 93°F and dangerous heat indices. Find cooling centers and avoid afternoon exertion.

A 54-year-old Yonkers man was killed after a garbage truck rolled over him on Stanley Avenue in East New York; police say NYPD highway investigators are probing the crash.

A 46-year-old man was fatally stabbed near East 183rd Street and the Grand Concourse; police say suspects fled in multiple vehicles and no arrests have been announced.

A car smashed into a Carroll Gardens deli on Henry Street Sunday morning, shattering the storefront and sending two people to hospital.

New renderings show a larger Kimlau Square, a Parks-led restoration of the 1962 Kimlau Arch, and DOT plans to simplify the chaotic intersection. LPC review is scheduled for July 14.

Two former Twin Peaks employees say the firm's founder used racist slurs and sexual comments and that they were fired after refusing his invitation; they are suing in federal court.

A firefighter was hurt fighting a first-floor fire at 3157 Villa Ave in Bedford Park; FDNY brought the blaze under control and is investigating. No other injuries were reported.

A Bronx Parks supervisor is accused in a civil suit of exposing himself and masturbating to a temporary Park Opportunity Program worker; the plaintiff recorded one encounter and is seeking damages.

Hungry Spicy, from the team behind Hungry Thirsty and alumni of Ugly Baby, opens July 23 in Chelsea with hand-made curry paste, 'brutally spicy' dishes and a sold-out heat challenge.

The city plans to convert a Sheepshead Bay motel into a men-only shelter for about 110 people, displacing families and sparking neighborhood alarm over safety and short notice.

Bill and Kathryn Hester say the USTA tore out their family box, moved a memorial plaque and priced them out of the U.S. Open — and they’ve asked a federal judge to step in. Court filings and reporting spell out six‑figure seat fees and a dispute over a 1998 settlement.