Triple stabbing in Brownsville apartment complex... Police searching for man who defaced a mosque in Brooklyn... Community rallies to save a non-profit recreation center in NYC

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I'm Susan Richard and here are today's top local stories.

Police searching for the suspect in a triple stabbing in broad daylight yesterday in Brownsville.

Two women, one man, all in their 20s were stabbed, one in the afternoon on Palm Sunday at the Van Dyke housing project on Dumont.

And police sources telling 1010 Wins the victims were not cooperating with their investigation.

Diane saw all of this go down as she was just leaving.

I've seen them when they was out here, so I didn't recognize them and I've been living here a long time.

When we was coming out getting in a car, that's when we seen somebody drop to the floor, but I got in the car.

Victims were taken to King's County and Brookdale, all three recovering and stable condition today.

What's not clear still is if these three wounded knew their attacker or not.

Glen Schuck, 1010 Wins, magnitude three FM in Brownsville.

There was a fatal stabbing in the Bronx over the weekend. This was on Webster Avenue near Parkside Place in Norwood,

where 35-year-old Ramon Vasquez was stabbed next to a truck where they were selling pot.

A man who works at a nearby gas station telling the Daily News, it appeared that five men were living in the truck for about six months,

although they were nowhere to be found after the stabbing.

The guy also says the vehicle had Georgia license plates, so far no arrests.

The cops looking for the man who not only tossed torn pages from the Quran at a mosque in Brooklyn,

police say he also smeared feces on the building.

That was earlier this month, March 9th, outside the Islamic Mission of America at 143 State Street.

You can see photos of this guy on the Crime Stoppers X page.

From on Senator Bernie Sanders with a message for New York Governor Kathy Hocal,

he wants her to get on board with Mayor Mamdani's proposal to hike taxes on the state's wealthiest residents and corporations.

He spoke at a rally at Lehman College.

We have a tax code that is totally rigged.

A tax code that has by a large been written by lobbyists for the wealthy to benefit the wealthy.

Well, the mayor was not at the event. The governor opposes the idea, saying it could drive wealthier New Yorkers and even companies out of the state.

Kohl's at a lower Manhattan for the Mamdani administration.

Not to demolish the landmark Tony Deppelito Recreation Center at one clerks in street, but to renovate it instead.

Andrew Burman heads the nonprofit Village Preservation.

It's a place that people know and love and have been going to for generations.

It's been remarkably successful at not only serving a broad cross-section of people from this community, but from across the city.

He tells 1010 wins this is already on Mayor Mamdani's radar in fact.

During the campaign, Mayor Mamdani actually did on the record publicly pledge that he would restore the Rec Center,

that he would honor the commitment that the city had made years earlier to repair and reopen it.

He notes that through freedom of information requests, they found documentation that says the center is

eminently fixable and need not be taken down.

First baseball, now another sign that spring has sprung is Coney Island's Luna Park opens for the season.

America's playground and all the rides in it hold a special place in everyone's heart like Zenovia.

Kind of like a safe space I've been coming here when I was younger with family or friend Makai.

It's fun, it's scary.

What's so scary about Coney Island?

That shit.

You don't do rides, do you?

No.

Even Miss Coney Island.

I've been riding this ride since I was tall enough to ride the ride.

Public advocate Jumanie Williams Donnery Monty?

Not there yet.

I'm scared.

What after the ribbon cutting?

Three, two, one, cut.

And the egg green christening.

Broke it, let's cut it.

One thing's clear.

I love Coney Island!

Come in, Alexander.

Ten ten wins on 92-3 FM at Coney Island.

Former New Jersey Assemblyman Alberto Coutino was killed over the weekend in a car crash in Newark.

It happened on MacArthur Highway in South Street where police say the 56-year-old went into cardiac arrest and could not be saved.

Former fellow Assemblymember John Lysnowski.

I feel bad for his family and his friends.

The state has lost somebody who has given a lot to all of us.

In addition to his legislative work, Coutino served as a commissioner on the Newark Central Planning Board,

on the zoning board of adjustment and as an Essex County Utilities Authority Commissioner.

He resigned from the Assembly in 2013 after pleading guilty to theft from his family's charity.

He was pardoned by former Governor Phil Murphy, who in a statement said he was heartbroken to learn of Coutino's passing.

Senator Cory Booker called Coutino not only a great leader, but a dear friend and a man whose life was defined by service.

Mayor Mamdoni back on social media with his latest initiative.

Welcome to the Mayor's Municipal Matters, a first-ever competition of city fixes.

City government fixes thousands of tiny little problems every year, like a broken basketball rim.

For a bump on a bike path, small professions like these are our job to worry about.

You can focus on the big things.

Yeah, this is a bracket-style tournament where you can vote for what repair projects you want to see happen around town.

Nearly 12,000 people voted in the first round, which was through Saturday.

The second round is taking place as we speak.

Then it's the semi-final voting tomorrow in Wednesday.

And the championship round, Thursday and Friday, participated at NYC.gov slash Mattness.

City DOT workers giving themselves a social media pat on the back.

It's here. Representing.

Right here.

We're here. Fixing the road.

Exactly.

It's after the third weekend of a pothole repair blitz in the city saw more than 7,600 fixed.

As that effort continues, the city is urging drivers to use caution around work zones.

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