A new East New York lottery offers studios from $561 and one‑bedrooms from $712; applications close May 25, 2026.

Bich heirs say a Fra Angelico panel was taken from Bruno Bich’s Fifth Avenue apartment decades ago and later sold; they’re asking a court to recover the work or its proceeds.

The attorney general’s office arrested Azer Arslanouk in Brooklyn after seizing more than 8,000 fentanyl-laced oxycodone pills and about $100,000 in cocaine.

Nearly a decade after launch, Jean Nouvel’s 53 West 53 still shows lingering listings and steep markdowns even as a handful of big units close. Brokers point to unusual layouts and wide price bands as the reason.

The NYPD's 20th Precinct warned Upper West Side residents that thieves are entering homes to steal key fobs and vehicles. The post lists prevention steps and precinct contact info.

Rudin secured roughly 34,000 SF at One Battery Park Plaza, including a 21‑year lease for the Independent Budget Office and a renewal by Radancy.

Acram Group paid about $21.25M for the Atrium retail condominium at 156-168 Bleecker St. The blockfront includes long‑running tenants such as Le Poisson Rouge and CVS.

The Girl Scouts' Edith Macy hotel in Briarcliff Manor will wind down operations after a WARN notice; roughly 49 on‑site hospitality staff face layoffs starting April 30, 2026.

Vornado bought the McDonald’s building at 490 Eighth Ave., picking up transferable air rights near Penn Station in a small but strategic $12M deal. The move strengthens the company’s Penn District play.

An official estimate shows Wall Street bonuses rose 9% to $49.2B in 2025, lifting average payouts near $247K and providing a seasonal fiscal boost for New York.

City lawyers told a federal court the NYPD is not constitutionally required to protect a woman who says she was attacked in Crown Heights, and asked to dismiss the case.

Outcry in East Harlem after a plea gave a 31‑year‑old immigrant six months for assaulting a 14‑year‑old in a bodega bathroom; sentencing is set for April 27.

Federal prosecutors say a Brooklyn daycare employee stole millions in tuition to fund a lavish lifestyle, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced. The case is under federal investigation.