A Sunnyside building at 50-25 Barnett Ave opened a Housing Connect lottery with studios from $545 and larger units up to $925. Applications are live now.

The NYCLU sued to block a Nassau County ordinance creating a 35-foot buffer around houses of worship, saying it chills constitutionally protected protest. The suit was filed on behalf of two Long Island activists.

A Real Deal analysis of nearly 39,000 2025 closings shows Central Park South led NYC with a $7.5M median while the Upper West Side logged the most deals.

A Queens personal assistant admitted stealing nearly $10 million from the elderly couple she worked for, prosecutors say. The plea in Brooklyn details luxury purchases and a long-running scheme.

Surveillance photos show two helmeted men who smashed an ATM and vandalized an office on Marcus Avenue. Police are offering a reward for tips.

The Mets will retire Carlos Beltrán’s No. 15 on Sept. 19 at Citi Field, capping a year that includes his Hall of Fame election and a return to the organization. Beltrán says the honor feels like validation after a fraught relationship with fans.

A badly decomposed body was found Tuesday in a DOT storage area beneath a BQE overpass in Queens. The OCME will determine cause and investigators are asking for tips.

Top NYC brokers and teams captured billions in 2025, with Janice Chang, Madeline Hult Elghanayan and the Hudson Advisory Team among the leaders.

A Brooklyn judge set $1M bond Monday for Karl Jordan Jr. after vacating his 2024 conviction in Jam Master Jay’s 2002 killing; prosecutors have days to decide on an appeal.

MoMA PS1 will host a free block party in Long Island City on Saturday, April 18, to mark its 50th anniversary. Expect gallery talks, family workshops, local food and DJs across the plaza.

A Teamsters analysis finds thousands of safety‑related violations tied to Amazon‑associated delivery vans and warns tickets alone can’t close the gap as a City Council hearing looms.

Rents for warehouses next to JFK have topped $30 per square foot as a new cargo hub and a leasing surge tighten local supply. Tenants are being pushed to farther submarkets.

Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi says his voter enrollment was switched to the Working Families Party without his consent and he’s accused perennial candidate Jonathan Rinaldi.