A 39-year-old man was stabbed twice in the back on Allerton Avenue Tuesday night; police are searching for two suspects who fled on foot.

Police released an image of a man accused of pushing a rider into an oncoming train at Fordham Road–Grand Concourse. Detectives are asking witnesses and anyone with video to come forward.

Katherine Acre Partners kicked off construction at 28 Pearl St., launching a nine‑story, 140‑unit building that includes 14 affordable apartments and new rooftop amenities.

A design-forward cannabis dispensary called Highest Standards has opened in Manhattan's Financial District and held a grand-opening event. Partners say it's the first legal shop south of Wall Street and plan more NYC locations.

A new AAIC presentation found former professional soccer players show lower gray matter in key regions and higher rates of anxiety and depression in midlife.

A 39‑year‑old Mount Vernon woman was fatally shot in Wakefield; the suspected shooter fled on a moped and remains at large. Police are asking for tips.

A worker was injured when a one‑car garage and a retaining wall collapsed on East 228th Street in Wakefield; the Department of Buildings says the person is expected to recover.

A Long Island man tied to the Bloodhound Brims was sentenced to 22 years after pleading to robbery and conspiracy linked to the 2023 Hempstead killing of a Bronx teacher.

After 24 years, La Famiglia will close its Lake Carmel dining room on July 24; owners plan a farewell party July 23 and will downsize to a Brewster deli.

A Longwood tenant says rodents have infested her apartment for years while she undergoes cancer treatment; she wants her landlord to rehouse her family. Management says exterminators treated accessible areas on July 9.

Two people armed with a gun robbed a man at a Grand Concourse convenience store on June 25; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted photos and is asking for tips.

A 36-year-old man was slashed and robbed of his chain in Riverdale Saturday evening; police are searching for two moped-riding suspects. Tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers.

State lawmakers approved a bill to force New York’s health agency to estimate and publish heat‑related deaths and vulnerability data. The measure now awaits Gov. Kathy Hochul.