Pure Blossoms opened at 716 Amsterdam Ave as New York’s 600th licensed cannabis store, a local milestone that spotlights equity programs and lingering licensing delays.

A man was shot Tuesday night in Fordham; police established a crime scene outside 25 East 193rd Street and say the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover.

A heavy overnight blaze on Adee Avenue drew dozens of FDNY crews in Pelham Gardens; a BMW in the driveway was badly burned and officials have not yet confirmed injuries.

FDNY responded to a reported gas explosion in the basement of a six‑story Bedford Park apartment on East 198th Street; residents were briefly evacuated and no injuries were reported.

Police released photos after a 21-year-old woman was groped on an MTA bus in the Bronx. Investigators say the suspect fled and Crime Stoppers is seeking tips.

A former Banana Kelly maintenance worker has sued the Bronx nonprofit, alleging years of unpaid overtime and improper timekeeping.

Video shows a Bronx driver threatened with a handgun after stopping an apparent cat theft. Police say they're investigating.

Four suspects threatened a 15-year-old with a knife near Mount Eden Parkway; Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

NYBG's new map finds more than 20% of New York City sits on land that used to be water. The analysis shows parks, public housing and airports among places at growing flood risk.

A 16-year-old Bronx teen was slashed in the neck near East Tremont Avenue; police are searching for three suspects and reviewing surveillance video. Family says he’s recovering after stitches.

FDNY activity near East 198th and Jerome Avenue prompted a NotifyNYC alert Tuesday, warning of road closures, heavy traffic and possible transit disruptions. Officials advised using alternate routes.

A Bronx NYCHA tenant says raw sewage flooded her apartment twice in one night, leaving the unit damaged and prompting demands for temporary housing as crews work on repairs.

A court-appointed remediation manager and a new DOC commissioner begin work at Rikers, prompting cautious optimism as the city confronts overcrowding and chronic staffing shortfalls.