50 Cent has reportedly struck a $100 million partnership to turn Planet Hollywood's Times Square flagship into PH Live — a hybrid venue for residencies, pop‑ups and memorabilia.

A 16-year-old was critically wounded inside a Sheepshead Bay Houses tower Monday evening; police are searching for a man in a blue hat.

Luna Park reopens March 28 with a two‑day kickoff and the Cyclone’s egg‑cream christening. Admission is free and rides begin at $4.

Foundation slabs are going in at 343 Madison Avenue as the KPF‑designed office tower beside Grand Central moves into structural work.

Andy Byford’s openness to off‑site development in Amtrak’s Penn Station procurement has watchdogs warning of tax giveaways and hidden rider costs as the agency moves toward a May developer pick.

A fire tore through a six-story Harlem apartment building on March 22, killing one person as dozens of FDNY units fought the blaze. Fire marshals are investigating.

Six Flags Great Adventure has begun installing purple coaster track for a new 2027 ride that will replace Kingda Ka; pieces are already staged ahead of the park's spring opening next Saturday.

A Midtown cabbie was carjacked at gunpoint Sunday; police recovered the vehicle downtown and took a person of interest into custody. No injuries were reported.

Donald Phinazee appears in a new documentary that promises to answer lingering questions about Big L’s 1999 killing on West 139th Street. The trailer teases archives and family testimony but release details remain sparse.

A 74-year-old woman was killed and a 72-year-old was injured in a Crown Heights stabbing Saturday night; a person of interest was detained, police say.

State and federal lawmakers joined residents in Bensonhurst to protest a planned men’s shelter on 86th Street as new bills seek to limit shelter siting near transit. Local leaders say the move follows the city’s reshuffling of beds from Bellevue to Brooklyn.

FBI interview notes and DOJ files say bags of shredded paper were dumped at the MCC in August 2019; prosecutors weighed obstruction but filed no shredding charges.

Two Brooklyn men received decades-long sentences for a 2020 drive-by at George Walker Jr. Park that killed two teens. Prosecutors tied the attack to gang activity and cellphone video evidence.