Manhattan's Q2 report shows a record median sales price of $1.25M even as listings fell and sales cooled, tightening the spring market. Buyers felt the squeeze at the midtier while the top strengthened.

A Manhattan federal complaint says thousands of World Cup resale buyers were left without tickets after last‑minute cancellations. Plaintiffs seek at least $5 million.

Doormen and porters at Hudson Hill Condominium walked off on Wednesday, accusing the condo board of unpaid wages tied to a tax‑abatement dispute. The union says it is pursuing back pay while staff picket outside the Midtown building.

Two people climbed to the Empire State Building's spire in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday and held a black banner with a peace message while police watched.

A Hamptons developer’s big Sag Harbor bet has unraveled: lender takeover, lawsuits and contractor liens have revealed millions in claims against Jeremy Morton’s projects.

Brown Advisory will move its New York office to 520 Madison Ave and has promoted Danielle Barrett to lead the growing team as the firm expands its Midtown footprint.

Photos and a $3,500 reward follow a June 21 shooting near 3rd Ave and 51st St; police want tips and video.

Four New York residents were arrested and indicted in connection with two armed robberies at Edgewater spas on River Road last fall. Prosecutors say the crews targeted patrons at gunpoint.

A 29‑year‑old was stabbed June 15 at W 178th and Wadsworth in Washington Heights; NYPD Crime Stoppers released images and is offering a reward for tips.

A Manhattan grand jury has issued subpoenas in a probe into Neville Roy Singham’s funding network as investigators trace hundreds of millions in transfers.

A 34-year-old Newburgh man died after cliff diving into Fishkill Creek in Beacon. Police recovered his body and said video shows the jump was accidental.

A former TraxNYC manager has sued founder Maksud Agadjani, alleging years of harassment, racial slurs and retaliation in a federal complaint filed in Manhattan. The case is now on the SDNY docket.

After the Knicks’ long-awaited title, Karl-Anthony Towns slipped into a Manhattan firehouse to thank firefighters and hand out championship gear.