President Trump called The New York Times’ Iran coverage "treasonous" and said he would add its reporting to his multi‑billion‑dollar lawsuit, escalating his feud with the paper.

An early-morning fire at 504 Classon Avenue in Clinton Hill left a firefighter seriously hurt and two residents injured while FDNY worked a second alarm.

A 51-year-old man fell inside Madison Square Garden during Goose’s concert Saturday night and was later pronounced dead at Bellevue Hospital.

A video shows fifth-graders at P.S. 75 miming being shot during a multicultural program; parents say they were not told ahead of time.

Capitaine opened in the West Village with a raw bar, shareable feasts and a caviar sandwich on Japanese milk bread. The new spot replaces Libertine at 684 Greenwich St.

Controversial adjunct Corinna Mullin, arrested at a 2024 CCNY encampment, was reinstated and will teach at CUNY this fall, reigniting debate over academic freedom.

Donohue's served its final last call Friday, closing its 76-year run on Lexington Avenue as owner Maureen Donohue-Peters focuses on a Hamptons outpost.

A five‑story Beaux‑Arts townhouse at 116 E 65th St — once home to Ghislaine Maxwell — has sold for $16.5 million, public records show.

Police say shots were fired in Times Square Thursday afternoon; details remain limited as the NYPD investigates. Parts of the plaza were cordoned off while detectives probed the scene.

The FAA will keep reduced schedules at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark through Oct. 24, 2026, citing controller shortages and equipment upgrades.

The former Fillmore East at 105 Second Ave will be leased to 16 Handles, trading rock history for frozen yogurt. The change highlights shifting retail in the East Village.

A 45-year-old man was shot Thursday on Saint Johns Place in Crown Heights. Police say two men fled in a gray vehicle and the victim is expected to recover.

A wrestling‑themed cafe has landed in Harlem, pairing coffee and burgers with weekly watch parties and guest appearances. Fans and neighbors are turning up for the spectacle.