Brooklyn prosecutors charged 22 alleged gang members in one of the office’s largest sweeps, tying them to more than 25 shootings across the city and 23 victims.

Alston & Bird signed a roughly 170,000-square-foot lease at 51 West 52nd Street, signaling renewed demand from law firms for trophy Midtown space.

A 20-year-old man was slashed near New Utrecht Avenue in Borough Park and taken to a hospital; police are searching for a masked suspect.

A foreclosure complaint targets Park Ridge International’s Midtown HQ at 40 West 37th Street, court papers show. The filing adds to mounting distress in Manhattan’s office debt market.

Nando’s is taking over a SoHo space for three weeks starting June 27, serving free PERi‑PERi and hosting music, watch parties and a Utopia Bagels collab.

A viral video shows a woman emptying and taking a Knicks‑themed DSNY trash can during the championship parade; JPMorgan Chase says she is no longer employed. The city’s sanitation crew says the bin was returned.

A REBNY legislative lead resigned after video showed him removing Jack Schlossberg campaign signs near Third Avenue and East 32nd Street during primary voting.

An unidentified man was pulled from the East River near the East 34th Street ferry landing during the morning commute; NYPD and the city medical examiner are investigating.

Whole Foods signed a 15-year lease for about 10,000 sq ft at 1224 Flushing Ave — the Amazon-owned grocer’s small-format Daily Shop is coming to Bushwick. No opening date yet.

Lin‑Manuel Miranda’s Warriors — a 26‑song concept album co‑written with Eisa Davis — will arrive on Broadway next spring at the Lunt‑Fontanne. The one‑act musical is expected to begin previews in March with an April opening.

NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated a wanted alert after a 41-year-old man was assaulted and had his backpack stolen at Newkirk Avenue station. Tips may be eligible for up to $3,500.

Fromager d'Affinois will pop up at L'Ami Pierre in Midtown from June 25–July 2 with a three‑item cheese menu and daily free treats for early visitors. The menu highlights the brand's double‑cream and truffle cheeses.

Make Music New York’s 20th anniversary filled streets, plazas and piers with free performances and participatory projects across all five boroughs. The day ranged from mass guitar jams to pop‑up orchestral experiments.