The state court system will require trial judges — including family court judges — to tour jails, juvenile facilities and other detention sites annually, with new training and reporting added to the rulebook.

Hawkins Way Capital paid about $80M for the Stratford Residence Hall at 117 West 70th and signed a long leaseback with AMDA as it plans amenity upgrades. The deal continues the firm’s student-housing push in New York.

Manhattan median market-rate rent climbed to $5,125 in May as vacancies tightened to about 1.57 percent; Brooklyn also set a record at $4,347.

Cadent signed more than 50,000 sq ft at 2 Park Avenue as Haddad Brands repositions the Midtown South tower amid rising Manhattan leasing activity.

NYPL’s Declaring America connects founding manuscripts to modern protest and will show Jefferson’s handwritten Declaration for a brief public viewing in July.

Speaker Julie Menin joined after‑school providers at City Hall, urging the council to lock in baselined funding after contract rebids and a major expansion left programs scrambling.

An on-track incident at Valley Stream forced LIRR trains to skip the stop and canceled several eastbound runs. Emergency crews responded and an investigation is underway.

The final penthouse at One High Line has gone into contract at about $26.6M, moving the towers closer to a full sellout. The deal comes as developers finish financing and closings.

A Bronx rider says an NYPD patrol car crashed into his quad-style motorbike; a federal judge ordered a potential default step after the city declined to represent one officer.

Officials say a three‑stage "Phantom Hacker" scam has already siphoned more than $1 billion and is preying on older New Yorkers; here’s how the con works and what to do.

A $290M loan on the Standard Oil Building moved to special servicing as occupancy and cash flow slid, complicating the Chetrits’ fight with creditors and prosecutors.

Two prototype sidewalk sheds are on display outside DOB headquarters, part of a push to replace decades‑old green scaffolding with brighter, narrower designs.

A 90-minute "Concert for the First Amendment" at Town Hall features Bette Midler, Patti Smith and others while organizers mount counter-programming to a White House UFC spectacle.