Early Addition

Photograph by Angela Radulescu on Flickr

From the Gothamist Newsmap: A person shot at E 180th St & Arthur Ave in the Bronx, a man in the water at W 41 St & Westside Hwy in Manhattan, and a hanging at 34th Ave in Queens.
A group of men attacked an off-duty cop in Washington Heights last night by hitting him with a crowbar. The cop managed to scare them off by firing his gun (no one was hit).
People protesting the Iranian elections gathered at the United Nations.
The Daily News has received some cute essays from children vying to get the chance to climb to the Statue Liberty's crown. One 11-year-old from Queens wrote, "You are not just a piece of plain copper. You are gold to all immigrants that come to America."
The rain means Gerritsen Beach has sewage overflow pictures (no raw sewage, but still gross).
Guest of a Guest's Rachelle Hruska gets a NY Times Styles section profile for her nightlife chronicling. Lockhart Steele says of her, "She cultivates a certain naïveté, and thrives on it."
Former mayor Ed Koch, who had an aortic heart valve replaced, may leave the hospital tomorrow.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs received a liver transplant two months ago; Apple's only statement was, "Steve continues to look forward to returning at the end of June, and there's nothing further to say."
And speaking of Apple, the Woz convinced people waiting on line for the iPhone 3G to allow him to cut so he could be first. It's unclear whether the Apple co-founder showed off his dancing skills in return.
And it's Father's Day—the Star-Ledger has a sweet article about two grandfathers who have been raising their grandchildren.