A New Rochelle woman was arrested after authorities say she led officers on a stolen‑SUV chase that ended in a crash and a brief foot pursuit on the Taconic State Parkway.

David Werner closed on One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza after lining up a $250M JPMorgan loan. He plans $60M in upgrades to lease the near‑30% vacant tower.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking help after a 39‑year‑old man was attacked and robbed in Midtown. A reward up to $3,500 is being offered for tips.

Federal prosecutors say a Brooklyn man diverted more than $573,000 intended for care at a Mohawk assisted living facility; federal charges were filed after his June 2 court appearance.

Staff at the New York Immigration Coalition formed NYIC United — the group's first staff union — claiming a supermajority of employees signed cards and asking management to recognize it.

A 23-year-old dove into Central Park’s Harlem Meer while fleeing police after an alleged theft in Harlem; he was pulled from the water, taken to the hospital and charged with petit larceny.

Two Manhattan men and two teens were arrested after police say they broke into a Hewlett Neck garage and tried to flee on stolen scooters.

A rare NYC lottery at Waterline Square lists one‑ and two‑bedrooms under $1,000. Applications run through June 23.

During Game 3 at Madison Square Garden, Knicks guard Jose Alvarado collided with former mayor Michael Bloomberg; video shows Alvarado checking on him and Bloomberg walking away unhurt.

A 15-story, 224-unit mixed-use building has permits filed for 530 Utica Avenue in Prospect Lefferts Gardens; the filing names Mimi Ho as owner and GF55's Shay Alster as architect.

Felice opened a flagship in Flatiron this week, outfitting 220 Fifth Avenue with a marble bar, 30-foot wine wall and a Dirty Martini Spritz on the cocktail menu.

Walker & Dunlop and Pretium’s joint venture closed a $75.7M bridge loan to refinance a 174‑unit Chelsea building, bridging the property to an anticipated HUD 223(f) takeout. The deal marks the venture’s first closed transaction and aims to preserve affordable units while permanent financing is secured.

Abercrombie returned to SoHo with a three‑floor flagship at 520 Broadway, debuting a 'Heritage Meets Modern' design and a new accessories department. The opening follows a planned lease of the former Lululemon footprint.