Two men were stabbed in Golders Green on April 29; police arrested a suspect and counterterror teams are investigating amid recent antisemitic attacks.

A New York appeals court blocked the administration’s push to detain many migrants without bond, upending a policy change adopted by DHS and the BIA last year.

Fetner and PGIM bought Columbia’s Riverdale student housing in a $65M sale-leaseback, keeping students in place as owners plan upgrades and an eventual conversion. The deal comes with bridge financing for stabilization work.

GFP Real Estate has spun off GFP Development and named Brian Steinwurtzel CEO, formalizing the firm’s conversion and construction platform. The move consolidates projects including 100 Gold Street under a standalone development brand.

A man was extradited from Texas and arraigned in Suffolk County after prosecutors say he raped and beat a man behind a dumpster outside an Amityville deli. Authorities say surveillance video captured the attack.

The Interior Department will reimburse two developers nearly $900 million to abandon offshore wind leases off New York and California, redirecting the money toward oil and gas projects.

Resorts World will open NYC’s first live table‑games casino in Queens tomorrow, promising hundreds of jobs and big transit and tax pledges even as experts urge caution. The opening will give New York a real‑world test of the state’s casino plans.

Chef Bonnie Saran has reimagined her Main Street storefront as Little Pink Cup, a pink-hued coffee shop and mocktail bar that began serving in December and eyes a May grand opening.

MTA has rolled out high‑tech bus simulators at Zerega and Spring Creek to train drivers on New York’s trickiest streets.

Two suspects assaulted employees during a Villa Avenue robbery in Bedford Park; police released photos and say robberies in the 52nd Precinct are up this year.

Mary Cain’s new memoir traces her rise from Bronxville prodigy to Stanford med student and lays bare alleged abuse at the Nike Oregon Project.

A 29-year-old was shot inside 321 East 166th Street on April 23; NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and offering a reward for information.

Victims' attorneys say court papers allege Dr. Zhi Alan Cheng recorded himself groping a dying patient on life support, adding to civil suits and unanswered questions about hospital oversight.