Weekly tallies show 27 Manhattan luxury contracts and a tightening new‑development pipeline that industry data says is down about 62 percent.

Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada García was sentenced to life in federal prison in Brooklyn after pleading guilty to leading the Sinaloa Cartel. The case closes a years‑long probe.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will take up St. Mark’s maintenance plan Tuesday — a required step before the church can transfer air rights to a Third Avenue development.

United Talent Agency is reportedly taking roughly 101,000 sq ft at the Empire State Building to consolidate its Manhattan teams into one Midtown address.

A 96-year-old Auschwitz survivor told The New York Post he hides his Star of David when out in New York, saying he no longer feels safe wearing it as antisemitic incidents rise.

An 18-year-old woman was shot in the chest on a Crown Heights 2 train platform during an apparent purse-snatching; police say the suspect fled and the victim was stabilized.

A Brooklyn owner says his Pomeranian died during a prolonged labor after being sent home by a vet; his lawsuit seeks $3 million in punitive damages.

A 70-year-old woman was shoved onto tracks at the 57th St–7th Ave station Saturday; riders pulled her to safety and police are searching for the suspect.

A 32-year-old rider was attacked and robbed on a southbound R train near 57th Street during the early commute; NYPD Crime Stoppers released a wanted alert and seeks tips.

F-16s intercepted a civilian plane after it entered a World Cup temporary flight restriction over New York on July 17; officials say flares were used and no injuries were reported.

A 24-year-old man was shot in the right eye and pronounced dead early Saturday near Frederick Douglass Boulevard. The NYPD says detectives are investigating.

Carlos Almanzar Toribio pleaded guilty in April and was sentenced this week after prosecutors said he fled the scene of the BQE crash that killed off‑duty Officer Jay Peña.

A longtime Kings Bay Houses resident and former NYPD officer says mailed notices while he was hospitalized led to a Brooklyn housing‑court nonpayment suit seeking more than $10,000.