A tiny Indian grab-and-go opened on West 45th Street, serving samosas, chaat and masala chai to locals and taxi drivers.

An EB‑5 investor accuses Gary Barnett of diverting funds from 555 Tenth Ave into Midtown hotel projects and left millions missing. The complaint seeks class status and roughly $560,000 per investor.

An escalator at the Gershwin Theatre malfunctioned May 13, injuring two children and an adult; injuries were not life-threatening and the DOB is investigating.

Michelin-starred Indienne from Chicago will open a 34-seat tasting-menu outpost at Henry Hall in Hudson Yards this summer.

Radio Bakery will open its first Manhattan shop on Columbus Avenue in 2027. Expect the same viral croissants, focaccias and long lines.

The New York Times put Paul Carmichael’s Kabawa at No. 1 on its 2026 list, a major nod for Caribbean cooking and the East Village dining scene.

A 29-year-old commuter was stabbed on a downtown 4 train at 125th Street; police are searching for two masked suspects and asking riders to share video.

Players and owners opened CBA talks in Manhattan Tuesday; a salary cap fight looms while Bruce Meyer leads the union team.

Two men are wanted after a 68-year-old's purse containing $5,000 was taken inside Joe's Pizzeria in Cypress Hills. Police ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.

NYPD released surveillance images of a man accused of pointing a revolver at a Q train rider in Downtown Brooklyn on April 26; detectives are asking the public for tips.

Boutique Manhattan brokerages closed marquee resales in 2025 and posted median prices that rival larger firms. A data review shows small teams turning niche expertise into big results.

Rage guitarist Tom Morello joined immigrant-rights demonstrators at 26 Federal Plaza, singing Woody Guthrie and urging lawmakers to back the New York For All Act.

A lender has moved to foreclose on Harlem’s Taystee Lab Building, a project once billed at around $700M, raising questions about tenants and local biotech plans.