Gov. Hochul announced a $9.96M state package to help Clay take 163,095 square feet at 11 Madison, creating 498 jobs and backing $50M in R&D. The deal pairs a major Flatiron lease with performance‑based tax credits.

Rosen Partners’ chairman has filed a $40M suit alleging a January fuel‑oil spill from a neighboring condo contaminated soil at his Upper East Side townhouse.

A new 40‑page affidavit filed in Connecticut federal court expands Janel Grant's allegations that Vince McMahon sexually abused and trafficked her and names Brock Lesnar.

Cyclists warn Bedford Avenue has become a 'warzone' after protective barriers were removed; riders report nearly 100 crashes since the redesign.

Northwell is budgeting roughly $15 million to expand the post‑anesthesia care unit at Glen Cove Hospital, a move aimed at easing OR backups and boosting recovery capacity. The project appears in recent system planning documents.

Vimeo will cut roughly 25% of its New York staff at its Herald Square office, months after the company was bought by Milan’s Bending Spoons. The move follows sweeping January layoffs that reshaped the platform.

Suffolk prosecutors say a Selden man was indicted after police found more than 4.5 kg of fentanyl and other drugs; officials say the amount could equal millions of lethal doses.

A U.N. report found four rape allegations involving members of the Kenya-led mission in Haiti were substantiated, including victims as young as 12.

J.P. Morgan provided a $765M balance‑sheet loan to refinance Rabsky Group’s 1,102‑unit DoBro tower at 625 Fulton Street, replacing earlier construction debt. The move stabilizes the project’s capital stack.

Early-morning flames shot from sixth-floor windows at a NYCHA building in East Harlem; FDNY contained the blaze and no injuries were reported.

A new 10,300‑sq‑ft club‑theater is headed to 421 Troutman Street in Bushwick; the Empyrean Club will fold a 299‑seat stage into sushi, bars and late‑night programming and open with American Psycho in 2027.

A man in his 30s was critically injured in a stabbing on St Johns Place in Crown Heights; police say no arrests have been made.

A judge vacated Carl Miller’s decades-old conviction in the 1979 Crown Heights killing of Rabbi David Okunov, ruling Miller "actually innocent." Prosecutors say they are reviewing the order.