Residents say pile driving at 1935 Bedford Ave rattled homes, cracked walls and sent bricks falling, prompting DOB stop-work orders and fines.

A person was struck and killed by an F‑train at the Avenue P station in Gravesend on Wednesday, FDNY said. The MTA rerouted uptown F trains and delays followed.

Brookfield and a Qatari partner will extract $273M from a Midtown office tower, signaling that top‑tier buildings are still attracting capital while many others lag.

TEFAF New York returns May 15–19 at the Park Avenue Armory with 88 dealers from 14 countries, pairing ancient antiquities with contemporary highlights.

Dov Hikind urged Jewish leaders to boycott a May 18 Shavuot reception Mayor Zohran Mamdani plans at Gracie Mansion, deepening tensions over the mayor’s Israel stances.

Landlords in Manhattan are invoking 'demolition' to refuse lease renewals under the state's Good Cause law, triggering housing‑court fights over whether gut rehabs count as demolition.

NYRR will station an ECMO resuscitation machine and specialist team at the Coney Island finish line this Saturday as a rare emergency precaution.

A Manhattan jury heard testimony this week in a murder‑for‑hire case accusing Daniel Sikkema of arranging the 2024 killing of Chelsea gallerist Brent Sikkema. Prosecutors say payments and location data tie the defendant to the slaying in Rio de Janeiro.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance after an April 30 assault on a southbound A train at 190th Street. Authorities are asking anyone with information to call with tips.

State police say a Somers man staged a shooting; troopers seized stolen firearms, psilocybin and suspected narcotics at his home. He was arraigned and remanded.

City Hall is poised to renew Securus’s Rikers phone and tablet contract even as reporting shows the company trained AI on jail calls and DOI documented improper recordings.

City Hall has sued to shut 57 Star Beauty Shop, alleging undercover buys and online ads show a sex-for-pay operation near Billionaires' Row; the owner denies the claims.

Prosecutors say Joseph Makhani used forged deeds and shell companies to seize two Harlem brownstones, leaving at least one elderly owner displaced. The long-running case is now moving through state court.