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Common sense caucus on composting regulations

QNS

Common Sense Caucus pushes back on NYC’s mandatory composting law, call for voluntary participation

Suspect smiles after being arrested for SoHo stabbing

SoHo stabbing suspect who attacked woman with shard of glass had tried to kill another woman years earlier: sources

Posted on April 8, 2025

site for greenpoint school on franklin street

Brooklyn Paper

City to build 450-seat elementary school in Greenpoint, across from former NuHart Plastics site

INTER's new exhibit takes you on an intergalactic adventure.

Soho

New INTER exhibit lets you explore space through imagination in Soho

Posted on April 8, 2025

Blood at SoHo stabbing scene with perp in custody

Soho

SoHo stabbing: Woman attacked with shard of glass by deranged suspect, cops say

Posted on April 7, 2025

Thenew TD Bank location on Jerome Avenue in the north Bronx opened its doors in style on Friday with fun games, prizes and exclusive welcome offers for Bronxites.

Bronx Times

TD Bank opens new Bronx branch with festive fanfare and focus on community

Mega Millions launches new gaming system. Ticket prices will increase but so will the chances of winning, according to representatives.

Lottery

Jackpot! Mega Millions revamping lottery game but with higher ticket prices – and better chances of winning

Posted on April 7, 2025

MengU.S. Rep Grace Meng has reintroduced legislation to expand veterans loans to include access to co-ops. Photo courtesy of Rep. Meng's office

QNS

Meng and Malliotakis renew effort to help veterans buy co-ops with VA loans

Teacher With Male And Female Drama Students At Performing Arts School In Studio Improvisation Class

Brooklyn

The Second City launches summer camp for kids and teens in Brooklyn

Posted on April 7, 2025

Subway pervert sought for Lower Manhattan rape attempt

Lower Manhattan

Lower Manhattan rape attempt: Pervert sought for attacking woman in subway station

Posted on April 7, 2025

brooklyn cyclones fans

Brooklyn Paper

‘Just feels like home’: What the Brooklyn Cyclones mean to their fans

win rozario police shooting

QNS

Family of Win Rozario demands justice one year after police shooting in Ozone Park

Harlem man with Down syndrome who went missing

Nonverbal man with Down syndrome vanishes from Harlem home

Posted on April 7, 2025

a bartender at Bar Merce pouring a drink

Soho

Bar Mercer brings hometown pub with refined menu to Soho

Posted on April 7, 2025

homeland security

QNS

Meng calls on Department of Homeland Security to restore funding for local food pantries

Patti Smith during performance at New York International Antiquarian Book Fair

Musical icon Patti Smith and daughter Jesse Paris Smith make surprise performance at New York International Antiquarian Book Fair

Posted on April 7, 2025

A police officer at a crime scene in Harlem.

Bronx

Bloodshed in the Bronx: Two women stabbed, male suspect at large in deadly domestic dispute

Posted on April 6, 2025

Police officers in Brooklyn shot and seriously injured a man who allegedly attacked several children with a meat cleaver in an apparent domestic dispute on Sunday morning, sources familiar with the investigation said.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn cops shoot cleaver-wielding suspect who violently attacked children in ‘horrific’ rampage at home

Posted on April 6, 2025

NYPD Harbor Unit members who rescued dog from East River

NYPD Harbor Unit officers recount moment they saved lost dog from East River waters

Posted on April 6, 2025

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Queens

Man assaults 86-year-old woman in Queens because she asked to move past him

Posted on April 6, 2025

Police at scene of shooting at a Wendy's restaurant in the Bronx

Shooting inside Bronx Wendy’s location leaves two injured

Posted on April 6, 2025

Protesters hold Hands Off signs in march against Trump in Manhattan

‘Hands Off’ march in Manhattan sees tens of thousands protest Trump/Musk agenda and demand end to turmoil

Posted on April 5, 2025

Anti-Trump

LI Press

‘Hands Off’ Anti-Trump Protestors Hit The Streets Across Long Island

Suspect in Manhattan shooting at scene

Manhattan suspect sought for wounding teen in brazen daytime shooting

Posted on April 5, 2025

Firefighters work to remove windows from a second floor during a fire at 1585 Carroll St. in Brooklyn on April 4, 2025.

Brooklyn

FDNY marshals investigating pair of Brooklyn fires

Posted on April 5, 2025

Police at scene in Brooklyn where man was shot dead

Brooklyn

Brother of Brooklyn man shot dead at public housing complex questioned in murder probe: sources

Posted on April 5, 2025

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez.

Caribbean Life

Brooklyn DA, NYPD to offer $500 for handguns at Bed-Stuy gun buyback

NY: Mental Maternal Healthcare Announcement

Brooklyn Paper

New Perinatal Mental Health program aims to combat Brooklyn’s high maternal death rate

Hwasa performs in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

It’s Hwasa Time! K-Pop singer brings the heat, selling out Brooklyn show

Posted on April 4, 2025

autism

Bronx Times

Rep. Torres blasts Gov. Hochul over proposed cuts to Medicaid-funded autism services

cold case

QNS

Cold case breakthrough: Trio indicted in South Jamaica teen’s fatal stabbing over false pregnancy claim

anthem

Bronx Times

Rising music stars make Bronx history with official Yankees anthem

Now Now Noho's sleeper cabin room

Noho

Now Now Noho brings sleeper cabin hotel to the neighborhood

Posted on April 4, 2025

Guy Fieri with his new waterloo sparking water flavors

Try Guy Fieri’s new collaboration with Waterloo Sparkling Water at Flatiron District pop-up next week

Posted on April 4, 2025

The Uber Lost & Found pop-up van is coming to Flatiron.

Uber to host pop-up showcasing commonly lost items in Flatiron with giveaways

Posted on April 4, 2025

Forest Hills robotics team

QNS

Forest Hills Robotics team to represent NYC at global FIRST LEGO League Festival

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo arrives to make an announcement at One World Trade Center Tower in New York

Brooklyn Paper

Op-ed | Why Andrew Cuomo is the right leader for a better NYC

One of the suspects sought in a lululemon robbery on the Upper East Side.

Upper East Side

Five people sought for robbing an Upper East Side lululemon in broad daylight: cops

Posted on April 4, 2025

nysci

QNS

Explore the legacy of women in space at NYSCI’s new exhibit

Anyone who turns in operable guns and assault rifles will receive a $500 bank card.

Brooklyn Paper

Want to get rid of a gun? Brooklyn DA offering up to $500 at Bed-Stuy buyback

dabin ryu

QNS

Catch award-winning pianist Dabin Ryu live at JCAL’s Thursday Night Jazz series

Manhattan murder suspect convicted of shooting pregnant woman dead

Harlem

‘Without remorse’: Manhattan man convicted of shooting pregnant ex-girlfriend dead in front of her kids whines about his ‘rights’ as he’s sentenced

Posted on April 3, 2025

Lithium-ion battery

QNS

Community rallies to stop proposed lithium-ion battery storage site in Middle Village

moonstruck house

Brooklyn Paper

‘Moonstruck’ house in Brooklyn Heights for sale for $14M

New York shopper looks at tomatoes amid concerns about tariffs and grocery costs

Politics

Tariff turmoil: What to expect with grocery items in NY when Trump’s import taxes go into effect on April 5

Posted on April 3, 2025

rental

QNS

Queens sees dip in rental competition while Manhattan surges: report

Mayor Adams speaks about NYPD crime reduction

NYPD, Mayor Adams touts crime reduction as he prepares to seek reelection as an independent candidate

Posted on April 3, 2025

flatbush vet cat getting dental exam

Brooklyn Paper

Cats and canines: Flatbush Vet prepares to launch much-needed affordable dental care for pets

More from around NYC

File Photo of Burgers on a grill

Under the CHEFS Act, Torres wants restaurants to get a tax credit to clean up their grills

The former Sunnyside Mural on the corner of 40th Street and 47th Avenue. Photo: GoFundMe/Nora Dantchev.

Sunnyside community members renew fundraising effort to revive iconic mural

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Fort Hamilton celebrates 200 years standing guard over New York Harbor

Josh Sharp stands on stage with his name printed on screen behind him in rainbow colors.

‘ta-da!’ review: A heartfelt romp full of magic and mayhem