Giuseppe Bruno will add members‑style private dining and wine‑tasting rooms to Sistina’s Upper East Side townhouse while keeping the main dining room open.

A crowded Democratic primary in NY‑17 will choose who faces Rep. Mike Lawler this fall. A $1M ad buy and fresh polls have made the final days especially consequential.

Police say shots were fired in Times Square Thursday afternoon; details remain limited as the NYPD investigates. Parts of the plaza were cordoned off while detectives probed the scene.

A 37-year-old man is in critical condition after a Wednesday stabbing inside Selis Manor in Chelsea. Police say no arrests had been made as detectives investigate.

A 13‑year‑old was killed and a 14‑year‑old injured after an SUV struck a motorized scooter on West 112th Street in Harlem. Police say the driver stayed at the scene and an investigation is underway.

The former Fillmore East at 105 Second Ave will be leased to 16 Handles, trading rock history for frozen yogurt. The change highlights shifting retail in the East Village.

A Bahamian businessman rescued from a Florida plane crash was indicted in Manhattan on new drug and firearms charges, court papers show. The case links to a wider DEA probe.

Parisian cashmere label Kujten leased a 2,567-square-foot SoHo storefront at 92 Greene Street, expanding after its Madison Avenue debut.

A wrestling‑themed cafe has landed in Harlem, pairing coffee and burgers with weekly watch parties and guest appearances. Fans and neighbors are turning up for the spectacle.

Developers and cash‑rich buyers are snapping up brownstones from Red Hook to DUMBO, shrinking rental options and hiking prices.

Alidoro is expanding in Manhattan with new locations at One Madison Avenue and the Empire State Building, joining its Rockefeller Center and Moynihan outposts.

A Manhattan grand jury has indicted Rhamell Burke in the May shove that killed Ross Falzone at the 18th Street subway entrance in Chelsea. The DA publicized the filing and spurred renewed scrutiny of a hospital release earlier that day.

The Legal Aid Society filed an amicus brief urging judges to preserve New York’s ban on warrantless ICE arrests at state courthouses, citing immigrant testimony about fear and disruption.