More than 1,000 recruits graduated at Madison Square Garden after six months at the Police Academy. They begin assignments across NYC precincts as part of a hiring surge.

NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated stills seeking two suspects in a June 4 Midtown food-cart robbery. Tips may qualify for a reward up to $3,500.

Mount Sinai South Nassau’s Feil Family Pavilion adds nine operating rooms and expanded ICU capacity — largely paid for with Sandy recovery dollars — and could host open‑heart surgery once state regulators sign off.

A foreclosure complaint targets Park Ridge International’s Midtown HQ at 40 West 37th Street, court papers show. The filing adds to mounting distress in Manhattan’s office debt market.

Alvin Bragg says Manhattan D.A.'s office will assign homicide‑grade staffing to shots‑fired calls in hot‑zone neighborhoods to speed evidence collection.

Three ICC judges sued in Manhattan, saying U.S. sanctions froze accounts and cut services and asking a federal judge to rein in the measures. The complaint argues the penalties exceeded legal authority and harmed their work and daily lives.

A former BOP contractor was arrested after prosecutors say she took more than $163,000 to smuggle drugs and tobacco into FCI Otisville, according to federal authorities. The complaint was unsealed June 24, 2026.

Nando’s is taking over a SoHo space for three weeks starting June 27, serving free PERi‑PERi and hosting music, watch parties and a Utopia Bagels collab.

A New York City operator was arrested and indicted after investigators say his EyePic clinics billed Medicaid for surgeries that never occurred, allegedly taking more than $9M.

Grand Army Plaza South has reopened after a two‑year, $16M restoration. The Pulitzer Fountain and Pomona statue are back with bluestone, trees and upgraded systems.

A juvenile wanted in a Manhattan attempted murder was arrested without incident at a Raleigh home, U.S. Marshals say.

Lincoln Market will convert the former Lucky Strike at River Place into a 35,800‑sq‑ft supermarket and food hall, promising vendors and lower prices for Hell’s Kitchen.

DOF will hold a remote hearing at 11 a.m. on July 9 to take comment on rules for the new pied‑à‑terre surcharge. The notice explains how to register to speak, submit written comments and what the draft rules would mean for co‑ops, condos and single‑family homes.