NYC Comic Con will mark its 20th year with a Coney Island theme Oct. 8–11 at the Javits Center. Presales start in early June and the general on‑sale is June 24.

Goldman Sachs' operations chief says the bank will build a 'digital factory floor' of AI agents to automate back‑office work while saying overall headcount should stay largely unchanged.

Federal prosecutors say a former Kings County judge and a Brooklyn investor used the judge’s title to lend credibility to sham real‑estate deals that cost investors millions. Arrests and an unsealed complaint were announced in Brooklyn federal court.

Savills broker Geoffrey Newman won REBNY’s Most Ingenious Deal honor for a 13‑year Gramercy Park assemblage that navigated lawsuits, air‑rights work and a Brownfield cleanup.

Neighbors packed a town hall after the city proposed converting the Ramada on Empire Blvd into a men’s shelter; officials promise services, residents demand transparency.

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum will add a seventh moment of silence at the close of the names reading to honor people who later died of 9/11-related illnesses. Program data show about 55,000 cancer certifications tied to exposures.

A deliveryman allegedly forced his way into a Chinatown apartment Tuesday night and sexually assaulted a 25-year-old woman; police say she is stable and the suspect fled.

Decades of failed permits, fines and neighborhood pushback have left Red Hook’s grain terminal in limbo under owner John Quadrozzi Jr. and a tangle of enforcement actions. Local reporting shows big ideas for the site repeatedly stall at the permit stage.

A Bushwick driver was sentenced to up to six years after a Jan. 8, 2024 hit-and-run that killed 29-year-old Hayden Wallace and injured three others.

The Bushwick branch will shut on June 5, 2026 for roughly two years of HVAC, roof and infrastructure work, prompting concerns over lost internet access and youth programs.

Rex Reed, the acerbic film critic and New York fixture, has died at 87. His barbed reviews and celebrity profiles leave a complicated, lasting mark.

Brooklyn dealmaker Bert "Ike" Dweck is facing seven New York lawsuits alleging missing escrow funds, bounced checks and unpaid loans totaling millions.

One Sunset, a 14‑story development at 4th Ave and 25th St, brings 187 apartments, a 3,500‑sf rooftop deck, about 6,200 sf of retail and 48 permanently affordable homes.