A 33-year-old man was slashed at Central Park North and Lenox Avenue; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted photos and is asking the public for tips.

Ross Tavern is proposed for 1665 Madison Ave in East Harlem; permit filings show a full-liquor application, 40 seats, 4 a.m. closing and a snack-forward menu.

Two Manhattan men and two teens were arrested after police say they broke into a Hewlett Neck garage and tried to flee on stolen scooters.

Albany adjourned without passing the Uncap Justice Act or a 30,000-per-seat alternative, leaving courts dependent on acting justices and high caseloads.

A rare NYC lottery at Waterline Square lists one‑ and two‑bedrooms under $1,000. Applications run through June 23.

Five Democrats for Jerry Nadler’s open House seat meet tonight at Baruch College as the contest turns into a test over AI rules and outside cash. The debate is the last major broadcast forum before the June 23 primary.

During Game 3 at Madison Square Garden, Knicks guard Jose Alvarado collided with former mayor Michael Bloomberg; video shows Alvarado checking on him and Bloomberg walking away unhurt.

Police are seeking a woman who allegedly hit a 23-year-old commuter with a cellphone at Lexington Avenue–59th Street on June 5. NYPD Crime Stoppers is asking for tips.

Sotheby’s has sued the seller of 1010 Meadow Lane in Southampton, saying she skipped an $840,000 commission after a roughly $56M sale. The complaint is now pending in New York County.

Victor Wembanyama shoved Jalen Brunson early in Game 3 at Madison Square Garden, but officials didn't call a foul — adding heat to an already physical Finals.

A Manhattan appeals panel vacated a seven‑year stay in heirs' litigation over an Edgar Degas pastel looted during the Nazi era, remanding the case for discovery in Manhattan Supreme Court.

Major Food Group plans to take over the former Tribeca Grill address at 375 Greenwich St. and will open a yet-to-be-named American tavern and steakhouse led by Rich Torrisi.

NYC DOT will repurpose Adams Street and Boerum Place into a 10‑ft, jersey‑barrier, two‑way protected bike lane to link Downtown Brooklyn to the Brooklyn Bridge; the north segment is slated for this fall.