A 17-year-old was stabbed outside a Midtown Chipotle and taken to Weill Cornell Medical Center. Police arrested three suspects and charged them with felony assault and weapons offenses.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus will make her Broadway debut in a starry revival of Jon Robin Baitz’s Other Desert Cities at the Hudson Theatre, with previews Sept. 29, 2026.

Hillary Clinton told David Remnick in Manhattan that Biden’s 2024 re‑election was “a terrible mistake,” arguing a different Democratic nominee could have beaten Donald Trump.

The Met’s "Musical Bodies" pairs 130+ instruments, art and pop artifacts with live performances and interactive installations that reframe the body as instrument.

Owner of 286 Madison Avenue is in talks to restructure a roughly $60M mortgage as the loan’s August maturity approaches amid elevated office‑loan stress.

After a lengthy closure for building repairs, Claudette has reopened in Greenwich Village under executive chef Igor Almeida Cabral with a Provence-leaning menu.

A Flatiron‑area developer landed $55M in financing to redevelop 111–113 East 12th Street, unlocking a rare buildable site in Greenwich Village.

A man accused of robbing four Manhattan bank branches in 10 days was presented in SDNY on June 15 and consented to detention. Police released a photo and are seeking tips.

Two armed men allegedly pistol‑whipped and shot a 19‑year‑old inside Joe’s Organic Market on Broadway; the victim is in stable condition and no arrests have been reported.

Elected officials and community representatives met June 15 to review demolition and early‑works plans at the former Manhattan Detention Complex, pressing the city for clearer timelines and stronger monitoring.

A new Center for an Urban Future report finds crash risk concentrated in low‑income NYC neighborhoods of color that have seen fewer slow zones and intersection fixes.

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman urged the Army Corps to relocate from Manhattan to Nassau, warning the change could slow dredging and shoreline projects. Unions and lawmakers say the move risks losing hundreds of experienced staff.

Video clips show Argentina and Algeria supporters brawling in Times Square Monday night; NYPD intervened to break up the scuffle ahead of Argentina’s World Cup opener.