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Old Fulton Street in DUMBO officially received a new honorary street designation: Patsy and Carol Grimaldi Way, recognizing the couple whose pizzerias became synonymous with New York City pizza.

Pizza legends Patsy and Carol Grimaldi honored with street renaming in DUMBO

Sunshine returns Monday, but a strong push of Canadian air brings breezy conditions and the coolest temperatures of the season Monday night into Tuesday.

Sunny skies, breezy and dry conditions for Monday in Brooklyn

Reginald Newkirk's passing marks the eighth death in custody this year in New York City.

Brooklyn man dies after falling ill in custody at NYPD’s 67th Precinct

Both victims were struck in the head with a hammer and suffered lacerations.

Hammer-wielding attackers strike 2 men in head outside Dyker Heights Burger King

Police say the three suspects entered the store at 230 Nostrand Ave. around 1:40 p.m. and left with the merchandise without paying.

NYPD searching for 3 accused of stealing $1,800 from Bed-Stuy Home Depot

There is no L train service between Lorimer Street in Brooklyn and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan through 5 a.m. Monday.

Riders face L train shutdown between Brooklyn and Manhattan this weekend

Knickerbocker Avenue was temporarily co-named Alvarado Avenue in celebration of the hometown star and his journey from Brooklyn to becoming an NBA champion.

Alvarado Avenue: Bushwick honors Knicks champion with street co-naming ceremony

In an eight-minute video message to the Cornell community, Michael Kotlikoff described the past week as one of the most difficult in the university’s history and acknowledged troubling questions about the investigations that followed the allegations.

Cornell president calls alleged gang rape ‘deeply disturbing,’ pledges greater transparency

In the first incident, detectives say the suspect was on a bicycle and took two necklaces from a 49-year-old woman near 75th Street and Third Avenue.

Suspect wanted in Brooklyn necklace snatching pattern

The NYPD says the man was last seen wearing a yellow crown, black ski mask, black-and-red T-shirt and black sweatpants.

NYPD seeks public’s help identifying suspect in forcible touching incident

A proposal suggests building temporary roadways, or bypasses, while construction is being done to avoid traffic on local streets, as the city says about 130,000 cars go on the BQE every day.

City considers possibility of building temporary roadway over Brooklyn Bridge approach while repairing BQE

Police say the Brooklyn man abandoned three suitcases filled with merchandise before running across the highway and into Sprout Brook, where an officer arrested him.

Shoplifting suspect flees across Route 17, into brook during Paramus police pursuit

Surveillance footage shows the armed suspect confronting Hossain, shoving him and forcing him to open the cash register.

Surveillance video shows gunpoint robbery at Bensonhurst convenience store

After News 12's report, Cee received a call from NYCHA letting her know they will get the three-bedroom space they need.

NYCHA reverses decision for family forced out of home after Brownsville fire

Police state the 15-year-old female victim was approached by an unidentified individual that grabbed her thigh and chest.

Man wanted for forcible touching on MTA bus

A 67-year-old man was hit and killed at Saint Marks Avenue and Franklin Avenue two months ago.

Man arrested for allegedly causing fatal Crown Heights crash

If the bill were to be approved, it would ban federal agencies from using automatic license-plate readers and restrict federal funding for local governments that use them.

New bill seeks to ban federal use of Flock license plate readers

Matthew Cox pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of an incompetent/physically disabled person.

Health aide pleads guilty to endangering welfare of disabled vet at state-run facility

Hochul’s claim came during a news conference in which she gave details on her decision to turn the case over to a special prosecutor, the state Attorney General Letitia James.

NY governor says Cornell rape accuser was ‘failed’ by people obligated to protect her

This is the first rent freeze in city history.

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