Timothée Chalamet's team offered to pay a fine for a lookalike contest organizer, but the offer was declined. The contest in NYC drew a large crowd and a surprise visit from Chalamet.

The Helmsley Building in Manhattan faces foreclosure due to financial issues and a valuation drop, despite RXR Realty's efforts and potential for residential conversion.

The UFT opposes a proposed Times Square casino, citing threats to education and Broadway's character, while trade unions support the job creation it promises.

NYC DOT has completed a redesign of Manhattan's 96th Street, with new bus lanes and safety improvements to improve traffic and public transportation efficiency.

Mayor Eric Adams sparked debate with wrong claims about undocumented immigrants' rights, facing criticism from experts and advocates who state all individuals in the U.S. are entitled to constitutional due process.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg indicts individuals in a $250 million insurance scheme involving unauthorized policies and a Barbados-based company, alleging misuse of funds and issuance of fraudulent policies.

NYC neighborhoods are forecasted to experience varied weather conditions, with a shift from snow to rain and strong winds leading to advisory notices.

NYC's subway retail spaces are largely vacant, with mayoral candidates suggesting repurposing them as social service hubs, though detailed funding plans are lacking.

The trial of ex-Marine Daniel Penny for manslaughter in a subway death enters closing arguments in NYC, with defense and prosecution clashing on whether Penny acted in defense or used excessive force.

The DOJ has filed a complaint to seize over $3.4 million from a music studio sale, tied to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, as part of sanctions enforcement.

New York City arborists express concern for over 660,000 street trees threatened by drought and neglect, urging interventions such as soil aeration and mulching.

Legendary St. John's basketball coach Lou Carnesecca has passed away at 99, leaving a legacy marked by success, personality, and deep ties to the university.

Cancer surgeon Dr. Ann Marie Egloff is accused of manipulating her relative with dementia into altering a will, leading to a legal dispute over a NYC property.