Kohlberg signed for the entire ninth floor at 500 Park Avenue, bringing the Plaza District tower to full occupancy and underscoring renewed demand on Park Avenue.

A Manhattan judge dismissed most of Dawn Richard’s claims against Sean “Diddy” Combs on June 15, removing assault and discrimination counts and shrinking the civil case.

Cadent signed more than 50,000 sq ft at 2 Park Avenue as Haddad Brands repositions the Midtown South tower amid rising Manhattan leasing activity.

Lawmakers approved a bill to strip confusing 'sell by' labels and standardize date labels to 'Use by' and 'Best if Used by' to cut waste and lower grocery bills.

Mostly cloudy, muggy start this morning, then mostly sunny with highs near 78°F. Morning gusts and elevated nighttime tides through Wednesday may affect waterfront areas.

The DA produced CO‑2 disclosure sheets for three New Rochelle officers — then told reporters no Brady/Giglio records existed. The timing could affect past grand juries.

A Manhattan complaint alleges Sean “Diddy” Combs drugged and raped a 16‑year‑old in Lower Manhattan in 2000 and names Bad Boy entities under the city’s lookback law.

A Bronx public‑defender group has sued to stop a plan to resume on‑the‑spot drug testing in several NYC family courts, calling the policy coercive and unconstitutional.

A 17‑year‑old was shot in the left foot during wild Knicks celebrations in Times Square and rushed to Bellevue Hospital. Police made multiple arrests and recovered a firearm, according to reporting.

At 100 Centre Street a heavily tattooed defendant grinned as an NYPD firearms expert displayed a packaged handgun. He is accused in a case tied to two homicides.

Two restaurants open Monday at a restored bank across from the NYSE: Yamasaki, a Japanese tasting room, and Bueno, a Latin tapas lounge.

A Chicago developer's CFO told a Manhattan federal jury that the firm paid appraisal fees to companies tied to two Florida men and received no loan. Prosecutors say the defendants ran an alleged $12 million advance‑fee scheme.

A Yonkers man admitted possessing more than 40 kilograms of cocaine after a traffic stop on I‑87, prosecutors say.