State lawmakers and the TWU have refiled a push to require two-person subway crews as contract talks and automation debates converge.

The Manhattan burger brand has leased a Manhattan Avenue shop in Greenpoint; a franchisee will run the 1,580‑sq‑ft space, with a late‑summer 2026 opening planned.

Defense lawyers told a Manhattan judge the two men charged in a foiled New York terror plot were strangers, testing prosecutors' case that they formed a coordinated conspiracy.

Early Wednesday a 32-year-old man was shoved down multiple flights of stairs inside a Manhattan building. Authorities released images and are asking the public for tips.

A 53-year-old cyclist was killed after a cement truck struck him on 16th Avenue near 49th Street in Borough Park; police obtained video and are investigating.

An appeals court has allowed a wrongful-death trial over the 2016 death of cyclist Olga Cook at the West St–Chambers St crossing, saying the city may be liable for signal timing.

A Bradenton man was sentenced to 73 months after prosecutors say he mailed nearly three million fake $180 web‑hosting invoices that duped tens of thousands of small businesses.

Le Colonial has signed for 50 West 57th Street and plans a summer 2027 reopening in Midtown with a 215‑seat dining room and private event spaces.

The City Council approved turning 395 Flatbush Ave Ext into a 72‑story tower that will add roughly 1,263 homes, with about 25% permanently affordable. The vote moves the project into final approvals and permitting.

Costco has teamed with Sesame and IVI RMA to give members coordinated fertility care and steep discounts on medications — some drugs may be up to 80% cheaper.

FDNY says crews are operating at a five‑alarm fire at 17 53 Street in Brooklyn early Wednesday. Officials have not yet released details on injuries or cause.

Police released photos of a man wanted in the Feb. 21 beating of a 78-year-old aboard a B61 bus in Carroll Gardens. Investigators are asking anyone with tips or video to contact Crime Stoppers.

Local leaders honored the teams behind the $141M Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center, a new LEED-certified hub with a pool, gym, teaching kitchen and media lab.