A major operator of Catskills and regional summer camps filed Chapter 11 after listing more than $500 million in liabilities, leaving deposits and summer bookings in doubt.

A 74-year-old man was stabbed aboard an M104 bus near W. 92nd St. and Broadway; police are searching for two men seen fleeing south on Broadway.

The Knicks edged the Spurs 105‑104 in Game 2 and head back to Madison Square Garden up 2‑0 after a frantic finish decided by Brunson’s late free throw.

This Sunday Midtown will host the 128th Philippine Independence Day Parade and Philippines Fest — a daylong mix of Filipino food, live performances and a bustling street fair.

Morristown's dän Bakery is opening an Upper East Side outpost at 1431 York Ave, bringing honey cake, croissants and coffee with an early-July target.

After 35 years, Duane Park Patisserie will close its storefront on June 14 amid a rent fight that ended in a judge’s lease termination. The owner is exploring options to keep parts of the business alive.

Derby Copeland Capital funded a $54M refinance for 660 Lexington as the Midtown East condo wraps construction and begins sales. The loan replaces earlier debt as the project moves into sellout.

A Manhattan judge allowed a class-action accusing Abbott’s PediaSure of overstating its “clinically proven” growth benefits to proceed, citing packaging and ads that could imply height gains.

Flourish surfaced from stealth with $500M and a $2.5B valuation, backed by Bezos and top VCs, promising a low‑power 'Cortex AI' that blends neuroscience and machine learning.

eBay is moving its NYC office into a Microsoft‑anchored Flatiron landmark, signing an eight‑year lease for about 27,902 square feet. The deal fills out the renovated 122 Fifth Avenue.

A vehicle pursuit on I-95 ended near Trinity Elementary during a kindergarten Field Day; the driver was arrested and school officials say no students were harmed.

A Nassau County agency missed a roughly $36M principal payment due June 1, marking the first default in the municipal tobacco‑bond market and exposing risks from falling smoking rates.

Targo Capital paid $81M for a seven‑building Lower Manhattan portfolio, adding at least one Lower East Side property.