A Brooklyn paraprofessional was arrested after allegedly dropping a 10-year-old inside a Brownsville school; the DOE has suspended the staffer and an arraignment is pending.

A 24-unit block at 123 Washington Street is on the market for $22M, offered as a single master unit and leased to a furnished‑housing operator.

A Westchester jury convicted 31‑year‑old Brandon Scerri on eight felonies after a May 11, 2024 home invasion in Hastings‑on‑Hudson that involved his handling a 7‑month‑old baby. Sentencing is scheduled for May 21, 2026.

A man posing as an NYPD officer told a 92-year-old Brooklyn woman her daughter was hurt, then took about $8,000 when he arrived. Police released a suspect description and asked for tips.

Bar Enzo has filed for a Midtown East liquor license at 1073 1st Ave, pitching a coffee-by-day, speakeasy-by-night concept that would bring its LIC cocktail program into Manhattan.

Todd Boehly’s Eldridge leased roughly 20,000 square feet at 125 West 57th, adding a corporate tenant to Billionaires’ Row’s new office tower. The move underscores demand for amenity‑rich, full‑floor product in Midtown.

Alvin Bragg is touting his office’s numbers — claiming Manhattan shootings are down about 70% during his tenure. The figures come from D.A. tallies and have prompted scrutiny and debate.

Brooklyn logged 324 commercial transactions and roughly $2.2 billion in Q1 2026, led by midsize multifamily and mixed‑use trades that kept deal flow churning.

Two people are wanted after a 33‑year‑old was robbed at knife‑point near Bowery and Stanton; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted bulletin and detectives are seeking tips and video.

The 48th Museum Mile Festival takes over Fifth Avenue on June 9 with free evening admission, DJs and street performances.

A judge confirmed a $22M arbitration award against Mitchel Maidman over alleged self‑dealing at 556 Third Avenue, making the arbitrator’s ruling enforceable in court.

John Lithgow’s Olivier‑winning turn in Giant has brought Roald Dahl’s long‑running controversy back to the Music Box stage, forcing audiences to weigh art against ugly public statements.

A Manhattan ruling in February has spurred law‑firm advisories and contract changes after judges found consumer AI chats can be discoverable. Lawyers are urging enterprise tools and stricter prompts.