JPMorgan, Goldman and Citi hauled in big Q2 gains from prime brokerage and equity financing as IPOs and heavy trading swelled prime balances and fees.

MetroLoft closed on 1 Whitehall days after buckled columns at its Midtown conversion forced evacuations and triggered probes. The deal highlights risks across the conversion pipeline.

Gov. Hochul has tapped a team to convert the Intrepid parking lot into about 1,100 homes, with on-site affordable units and preserved museum access.

A man was robbed at knifepoint inside the 86th Street N train station on Tuesday. Riders point to a string of attacks that has locals on edge.

City 311 logs show East Village rat complaints jumped about 37.6% through July 11 even as reports fell across most of New York City. Officials point to a few trouble blocks and a widening bin rollout.

A Tyrannosaurus rex nicknamed Gus sold for $50.1M at Sotheby’s in Manhattan, a new auction record that has museums and paleontologists worried about access.

Court records show E. Jean Carroll received $5.6M after a judge ordered release following the Supreme Courts refusal to hear Trumps appeal. The payment was disbursed this month.

A 22-year-old man was stabbed Monday night near 40th Street and 14th Avenue in Borough Park; police say he will recover and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A press conference in Manhattan Beach Park raised the reward to $13,000 after two teens were attacked; one 17-year-old lost vision in an eye.

Gateway Hospitality has taken over operations at Floyd Bennett Field and rebrands Aviator Sports as the Floyd Bennett Sports Complex, pledging to keep youth programming while assessing repairs.

Flooding in the Red Hook Pool filter plant damaged motors and delayed the summer opening. Parks says expedited parts are in and aims to reopen by the end of July.

A Manhattan man was sentenced to 12½–25 years for orchestrating the 2022 East Harlem killing of Timothy "TJ" Parker, prosecutors said.

A Tompkins County high school has taught a climate elective and run sustainability projects for years, offering a practical model as New York phases climate lessons into K–12 classrooms.