Eric Adams received Albanian citizenship by presidential decree about 100 days after leaving City Hall, even as legal and campaign questions around his circle persist.

Court filings show the Archdiocese asked insurer Chubb to permit talks to settle as many as 1,700 abuse claims for up to $2 billion, intensifying a bitter legal fight. Mediations and coverage disputes will shape any payout.

A Greenwich Village townhouse once home to generations of artists sold for $21.5 million, ending nearly 70 years of family ownership.

A senior probation investigator says she was fired after reporting an alleged relationship between the department’s new commissioner and a top aide; she’s suing for about $200,000.

Thor Equities quietly repurchased 440 Broadway in SoHo — the same storefront it lost to foreclosure last year — signaling a selective return to Manhattan retail holdings.

After three years as a migrant shelter, the Row Hotel will reopen May 1, 2026, with redesigned rooms, a new all‑day café and reservations now available.

FDNY crews removed two people from the Manhattan Bridge’s upper level after jump threats on Tuesday, March 31. The department highlighted crisis help via 988.

Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg demanded Meta take down fake Facebook and WhatsApp profiles after scams drained victims' cash. He also asked for a meeting with Zuckerberg.

A Humans of New York post sent lines around the block and pushed donations past $300K for Caravan of Dreams after its owner said he'd been hit by an alleged $300K fraud. The surge gave the East Village vegan staple a short‑term lifeline.

A 7,500-square-foot duplex at 740 Park Avenue sold off-market for $38M, nearly double its 2019 price. Court filings point to major renovations behind the premium.

A developer called Artifact bought 75 Essex Street after lender actions and a Chapter 11 trail, putting the storied Lower East Side site back on the redevelopment radar.

The Thakkar family plans to convert the 23‑story leasehold at 135 West 50th into hundreds of apartments, with demolition eyed for summer 2026 and broader work in 2027.

The MTA will begin a 60‑day warning period on April 13 for camera enforcement on the B15 and M31; motorists will get mailed warnings before fines begin.