Ernie Anastos, a familiar face on New York evening news for decades, has died at 82. He anchored Eyewitness News and earned dozens of Emmy recognitions over a four-decade career.

A West Harlem woman was sentenced to 15 years to life after jurors found she rammed a moped rider on the Grand Concourse, prosecutors say.

High Volt Electric and its president pleaded guilty after prosecutors say falsified payrolls robbed at least seven workers of roughly $325,000 while on SCA jobs.

Local Law 126 took effect March 12, requiring DOHMH to design transgender patient-rights signs and publish hospital service lists on 311 and its website.

Mamdani put A&E Real Estate on blast, citing thousands of violations and heavy mortgage distress. The clash shows the hard choices facing rent‑stabilized tenants.

A Stony Point adviser admitted in federal court to running an investment scheme that raised more than $3 million from friends and neighbors, leaving investors with roughly $1.5M in losses.

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.

New court exhibits include Instagram DMs from La Roux and a signed makeup‑artist affidavit that appear in Jenifer An's updated filing alleging Kanye West assaulted her during a 2010 Chelsea Hotel shoot.

Savills agreed to buy New York’s Eastdil Secured for roughly $1.1B, a move that instantly expands the London firm's U.S. capital‑markets reach.

NYSERDA’s 2025 land‑based solicitation targets shovel‑ready solar and wind projects, aiming to speed construction, capture federal tax credits and grow local clean‑energy jobs.

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 March 11 NFL memo shows the Tisch siblings want to move their remaining 23.1% New York Giants stake into trusts for their children. The request follows disclosure of Steve Tisch's communications with Jeffrey Epstein.

Point72 has signed a roughly 60,000‑sq‑ft lease at Tishman Speyer’s Spiral, expanding the hedge fund’s Hudson Yards footprint. The move adds more finance-sector presence to 66 Hudson Blvd.