A review found the MTA sent millions to outside law firms but declined to provide an aggregate total, prompting fresh calls for transparency and oversight.

Survivors told a Brooklyn federal judge that a neo‑Nazi leader’s manuals helped inspire real‑world attacks, including a deadly school shooting in Nashville. Prosecutors want years while the defense asks for leniency.

Tenants at 40 Oak St say a neighbor has terrorized their building for years and want the city to act after another arrest. Residents say repeated short stays in custody have not stopped the behavior.

A two‑alarm blaze at a Bay Ridge deli damaged apartments and forced four residents from their homes; officials say no one was hurt and crews checked gas lines.

Police are searching for two people who attacked a 65-year-old man near Cropsey Avenue in Bath Beach; the victim is in stable condition and detectives want tips.

Foundations are being poured at 11 West 13th Street as a 30‑story KPF tower begins to rise, backed by roughly $190M in construction financing amid preservation pushback.

Brookfield CEO Connor Teskey says deal activity is picking up as the firm raised $21B in Q1 and trophy rents climb in New York. The company is pushing into AI‑linked power and alternative property types.

A British executive extradited from the U.K. is expected to plead guilty after SDNY said he helped U.S. clients hide more than $60 million offshore in the so‑called "Singapore Solution."

A 76-year-old man identified as Ross Falzone died after being pushed on a Chelsea street Thursday night; detectives are searching for a man seen fleeing in dark clothing.

A new SoHo rooftop channels Venetian hotel-bar glamour with mosaic floors, martini towers and caviar-topped snacks.

Dozens of Sunset Park tenants remain displaced more than four years after a 2022 e‑bike fire as repairs stall and a housing‑court trial approaches.

A pre-dawn blaze on Manhattan’s Lower East Side injured seven people and was labeled "suspicious" by the FDNY; investigators are probing the cause.

City Hall opened a public engagement process to redevelop the Bedford‑Stuyvesant Multi‑Service Center into 100% affordable housing with modernized community space.