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Crime & Emergencies in ...
The NYPD 26th Precinct warned Harlem residents about a jewelry-swap scam that targets pedestrians. Keep valuables hidden and report suspicious approaches.
A roof fire at 490 Myrtle Ave sent heavy smoke over Clinton Hill Tuesday. FDNY says the blaze was contained to the roof and no injuries were reported.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
NYU Langone purchased the Family Support Center at 6025 Sixth Ave in Sunset Park, boosting local community-health capacity.
Zeckendorf heirs say a Pierre Soulages stolen in the 1970s was sold at Christie’s; they sued Weis heirs and are seeking the nearly $5M sale proceeds.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Brookfield is in exclusive talks to buy roughly 10% of Hudson Square Properties and would become the portfolio’s operating partner, betting on Manhattan’s tech surge.
Community & Society in ...
Attorneys say ICE held a New York teen in an adult Pennsylvania lockup for nearly two months before a federal judge ordered HHS to take custody.
Dr. Pascal Mubenga stepped down Monday after 11 months on the job; the board named Dr. Ebony Prophet‑Bullock interim effective July 14. The district gave no immediate reason.
Food & Drinks in ...
A new Bushwick cocktail spot outfits its bar like a natural-history museum, pairing fossils and crystals with research-driven cocktails and low‑ABV café drinks.
A man is wanted after holding two seniors at gunpoint near Franklin and Lexington in Bed-Stuy early Monday. Police say he took a purse and a wallet with about $900.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A new NYC DOT report finds curb parking stayed tight after congestion pricing and that drivers didn’t flood neighborhoods to dodge the toll. The agency says parking scarcity predates the toll.
A judge dismissed most fraud and construction claims against Michael Shvo over the Mandarin Oriental Residences, while leaving limited contract claims to proceed. The ruling narrows the case but won't end litigation around the project.
Tenants at Sea Park East say rats, mold and broken elevators have left residents desperate; management says it is increasing trash pickup and hiring exterminators.
Only one Manhattan contract topped $10M last week, though 29 $4M+ listings found buyers — most deals clustered under $6M as sellers trimmed prices.
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