NYPD released images seeking ID of a person linked to a Midtown robbery pattern. Tips may be eligible for a reward.

Letitia James secured sentencing for three final defendants after prosecutors say the ring moved assault weapons, ghost guns and cocaine into Washington Heights.

A New York oncology executive, Jeff Vacirca, is reportedly on the White House's shortlist for FDA commissioner, a pick that raises industry‑tie and ethics questions.

A group of New Yorkers injured in e‑bike crashes says it will sue the city, saying a March policy that ended criminal enforcement made streets less safe. The planned action — described on local TV as involving “thousands” of victims — puts Mayor Mamdani’s enforcement shift at center stage.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images after a woman said she was groped near East 5th Street and Avenue C on Saturday night; tips and a reward are being sought.

State officials say new Medicaid work requirements will add about $500 million in admin costs — roughly a 20% increase — and could push hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers off coverage.

Bruce Blakeman drew fierce backlash after saying Brad Lander "would be a camp guard" on TV. The comment touched off condemnations from elected Democrats and Jewish groups across the city.

NYC DOT will install 24/7 red-painted bus lanes on East 116th Street this summer, adding protected bike lanes, curb changes and camera enforcement. The moves aim to speed crosstown trips for tens of thousands of riders.

Two men were attacked on Avenue A in the East Village; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted bulletin and is offering a reward for tips.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani tapped Annie Elisa Minguez to run the Mayor’s Office of Nonprofit Services after a brief budget flap over July payments to contractors. Minguez starts in July and inherits the task of smoothing city‑nonprofit relations.

Alston & Bird signed a roughly 170,000-square-foot lease at 51 West 52nd Street, signaling renewed demand from law firms for trophy Midtown space.

Jack's All Day has opened at the gateway to Restaurant Row with a burger-forward menu and evening hours geared to the theater crowd and neighbors. The new spot occupies a corner formerly home to Brasserie Athénée.

Stockbridge bought the landmark Yorkville Bank building at 1511 Third Ave in a deal Crain's put at almost $50M. The fully leased Upper East Side storefronts are anchored by Gap and Equinox.