Two people were shot in the legs in University Heights; both were taken to St. Barnabas Hospital and are expected to survive.

A 32-year-old woman was slashed multiple times with a scalpel on a northbound 6 train at East 149th Street in Mott Haven; police say one person is in custody.

A Bronx man was sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to the 2024 elevator stabbing that left a 75-year-old neighbor with severe injuries.

The UFT sued on June 16 to overturn SUNY’s approval that handed a Success Academy license in the Bronx to a new charter led by Eva Moskowitz’s husband. The union says the transfer was unlawful and would sidestep the state cap.

A 29-year-old man was slashed outside 895 Walton Avenue on June 4; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert and is offering a reward for information.

A late-night two-alarm blaze in Unionport displaced several households but caused no injuries; the FDNY had the fire under control in about an hour.

HPD unveiled a $1B Supportive Preservation Program to finance repairs, tax relief and low-cost loans aimed at stabilizing roughly 30,000 supportive units across the city.

A 24-year-old man was slashed at the Fordham Road station; police say the attacker fled and may have boarded a 4 train.

After a yearlong search New Rochelle police say a missing boy has been reunited with his mother and his father was arrested in the Bronx. Authorities say the child is in good health.

An RGB member pitched freezing increases in buildings with chronic violations while allowing 2% hikes elsewhere. The plan targets a tiny share of stabilized buildings but could reshape the rent freeze fight.

A New York City man was arrested in Bronxville after police say he posed as an NYPD officer and was found with a loaded gun and tactical gear.

A new Center for an Urban Future report finds crash risk concentrated in low‑income NYC neighborhoods of color that have seen fewer slow zones and intersection fixes.

Gov. Hochul says STAR tax credits will start arriving next week as part of $2.2B in relief for nearly 3 million New Yorkers.