Supermoon Bakehouse will open a flagship at Chelsea Market this spring, taking over Sarabeth's longtime stall and bringing colorful cruffins, croissants and gelato to the concourse.

Zohran Mamdani’s election has stirred pride and new political energy among Muslim New Yorkers. Organizers say years of community organizing and legal fights over surveillance shaped expectations at City Hall.

A 34-year-old man was shot multiple times in Cypress Hills and taken to Jamaica Hospital. NYPD says he is stable and detectives are investigating.

NYC Health + Hospitals expanded its oncology and infusion center at South Brooklyn Health in Coney Island, adding bays, exam rooms and services hospital leaders say could double capacity.

A NYC pilot showed intelligent speed assistance kept fleet drivers within limits and cut hard braking. DCAS has applied for federal grants to outfit roughly 7,500 municipal vehicles.

Light snow moves through mid‑morning March 1 in NYC; minor accumulations and single‑digit wind chills expected tonight.

Patchy fog and near‑freezing temps create a black‑ice risk this morning in NYC. Snow is likely Sunday, March 1, but accumulations should be light.

Clear and chilly Friday with highs near 45F. Scattered snow showers possible Sunday with light accumulation inland.

Congress approved a funding fix for the World Trade Center Health Program, aiming to end years of uncertainty and keep care available to 9/11 responders and survivors. Lawmakers and unions called it a long‑sought victory.

Turner Construction and Brookfield sued three insurers after carriers allegedly denied coverage tied to a 2020 injury at 666 Fifth Avenue. The case tests who must pick up the tab when subs fall outside a wrap‑up program.

The Port Authority will suspend PATH service on select weekends in March and April; shuttle buses and NJ Transit cross‑honoring will be available for affected riders.

Manhattan prosecutors warned that OnlyFake generates fake IDs capable of beating online checks, raising fresh concerns about KYC, fraud and money laundering.

Ilyasah Shabazz and the Malcolm X estate have lodged a $100M federal suit saying federal and city agents failed to protect — and then hid evidence about — his 1965 killing. The complaint asks for records and discovery as the legal fight begins.