The state AG asked a judge to compel a sponsor to hand over records in a probe of the Clinton Hill condo conversion. The filings allege a reserve fund was diverted and the project later went into foreclosure.

A possible suicide note attributed to Jeffrey Epstein has been kept under seal in a Manhattan federal courthouse since 2019, and The New York Times has asked a judge to unseal it.

Eric Eisner paid just under $10 million for 178 East 73rd after a judge allowed the estate to sell, ending a months-long family legal fight. The deed was recorded in late April.

A 40,000‑sq‑ft Red Hook Barrel Yard opens next Saturday with a winery, cidery and a Lundy’s waterfront menu. The distillery and cocktail bar follow later this year.

Albany lawmakers advanced a bill that would let Jeffrey Epstein’s survivors seek punitive damages from his estate; two survivors are set to testify in Albany next week.

Non-binary actor Wesley Han says the Soho Grand hotel humiliated them after a bathroom confrontation and has filed a lawsuit alleging discrimination.

Elected officials and neighbors rallied at Thomas Boyland Playground to press for a roughly $110M resurfacing of Broadway after years of potholes, crashes and unsafe crossings.

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan unsealed an indictment accusing Sinaloa’s governor and nine officials of aiding the Sinaloa Cartel. The filing alleges bribery, shielding of traffickers and weapons offenses.

Celebrity chef Rocco DiSpirito has opened Bar Rocco at the Kimpton Era in Midtown — his first full‑scale New York restaurant in roughly six years, serving Italian‑American staples and a Pat LaFrieda wagyu burger.

A 60-year-old man was beaten and robbed inside a Crown Heights deli and remains in critical condition; police are asking the public for tips.

A full-scale Drunken Clam pop-up opens in Times Square June 4 with themed cocktails, burgers and trivia nights.

After nearly two years away, the Morini name is returning to Nolita this summer as Piccolo Morini at The Nolitan Hotel.

At the New York Philharmonic’s spring gala, Gustavo Dudamel led a starry program and donors contributed roughly $3 million as his New York era approaches.