A raft of 2028 Democratic hopefuls is in Manhattan this week to court Rev. Al Sharpton and National Action Network leaders at the Sheraton in Times Square.

A three‑alarm blaze at Fort Hamilton Parkway and 60th Street filled the sky with smoke and snarled traffic as FDNY crews worked the scene. City alerts urged residents to close windows.

A small Deliverista Hub outside City Hall gives delivery workers a place to rest, get tune-ups and—soon—charge e‑bike batteries, organizers say. The charging cabinet still needs power.

Carol Greitzer, the Greenwich Village reformer and longtime City Councilmember who helped save neighborhood landmarks and advance women’s rights, has died at 101. Her work reshaped downtown Manhattan politics and public space.

Nearly 30,000 311 complaints were logged in Hell's Kitchen in 2025; residents say many problems linger and agency responses can be opaque.

Police say a former Wesleyan student secretly recorded at least 19 women in dorm bathrooms last fall and now faces 31 voyeurism charges. He posted a $100,000 surety bond and is due in court Tuesday.

CBS is selling the 11:35 p.m. hour to Byron Allen; Comics Unleashed moves up on May 22 and Funny You Should Ask stays on after midnight.

Stony Brook planetary scientist Timothy Glotch was chosen as a participating scientist on NASA’s Artemis lunar surface team. He’ll help plan and support astronaut science operations for the Artemis IV landing campaign.

Dozens of activists who marched with Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani occupied Palantir's West Village lobby; the NYPD arrested multiple demonstrators and charges are pending.

The Selldorf-designed One Domino Square is now 70% sold and has topped $300M in sales after record-setting penthouse deals. The condo portion is nearing sell‑out.

Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz sold their Cobble Hill townhouse for about $12 million, roughly double what they paid in 2017. The trade highlights the premium for deep‑lot brownstones.

Boucherie West Village — the 320-seat French brasserie in the former Circle Repertory Theater — technically holds an A grade after its March 31 re-inspection scored 13 points. What those 13 points include: evidence of mice, live roaches, harborage conditions, and damaged canned goods. The initial inspection in November had already found mice.

Tenants at a Kensington Ocean Parkway building say faulty elevators are a daily safety hazard; the Department of Buildings has launched an inspection.