A 17-year-old student was stabbed outside El Puente Academy in Williamsburg Tuesday afternoon; FDNY said medics responded.

Nurses are resigning after a medical contractor collapse left a New York jail short-staffed and struggling to pay medical workers.

Aalto57, a 169‑unit Midtown East rental, has been listed for sale as Manhattan asking rents reach multi‑year highs. The marketing highlights big retail income and a tax abatement.

Surveillance stills show a suspect seizing a 50-year-old man's cellphone and striking him near Lenox Avenue and West 145th Street. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips.

A Manhattan appeals panel vacated a seven‑year stay in heirs' litigation over an Edgar Degas pastel looted during the Nazi era, remanding the case for discovery in Manhattan Supreme Court.

The 313-room Innside New York NoMad traded in a low-$200M Manhattan sale to a buyer tied to Meliá. The move shifts ownership away from the Artimus-linked developer.

JLL arranged a $69.5M Freddie Mac refinance for Rockrose’s fully occupied West Village building at 100 Jane St., locking in 10‑year fixed financing.

Centre 360 opens this week atop the Dinkins Municipal Building with free, 15‑minute rooftop tours. Reservations are free but limited; new slots are released monthly.

Cloudy morning, then sun with a high near 74°F. Heat builds midweek with a late‑week spike that could push heat indices near 100°F.

Kristina Khorram has asked a judge to dismiss a former assistant’s lawsuit tying her to Sean “Diddy” Combs’ alleged “freak-off” parties. Her lawyers say the complaint relies on conclusory claims and does not connect her to unlawful conduct.

A federal lawsuit filed June 2 says Wicked and two nonprofit directories blocked a NYC composer from a paid apprenticeship because he is a white man. The case tests where diversity pipelines collide with civil‑rights law.

A Northwell dean says a prominent vaccine researcher repeatedly pursued her and that his report led to her exit. She has sued in Brooklyn federal court seeking unspecified damages.

State park police will increase patrols at Robert Moses State Park after a Friday brawl at Field 5 that drew about 100 teens and left at least one person injured.