Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov told the U.N. Security Council to press Hamas to disarm, saying weapons removal is a precondition for rebuilding Gaza. The move ties reconstruction to verified decommissioning.

Federal prosecutors say 11 people, including three Yonkers residents, ran a black‑market for temporary license plates that racked up roughly $15 million in unpaid tolls and tickets.

Ryan Serhant told CNBC pending contracts climbed about 10% in the last four weeks; Redfin and NAR data show rising contract activity but with big regional differences.

A New York bill would set a single annual date for new health‑insurance mandates, reopening a fight over whether mandates push premiums higher for small businesses.

An 18-year-old was slashed near Rockefeller Center early Thursday and is recovering at Bellevue. Police say the male attacker fled the scene and investigators are canvassing for tips.

A Metropolis-managed garage pulled nine federal vehicles after activists protested outside the lot, sharpening scrutiny of where ICE parks in Manhattan. The conflict ties into Pier 40’s expiring contract and a federal RFP for 150 spaces.

Marcus & Millichap has expanded at 260 Madison, taking roughly 41,000 square feet in the AmTrustRE‑owned Midtown tower as the owner plans upgrades.

Martin G. McGuinn, former Mellon Financial CEO and longtime Pittsburgh philanthropist, has died at 83. He led Mellon through a strategic pivot and served on major local boards.

A new DOB filing shows plans to replace the former McDonald’s at Broadway and Thomas with a 21‑story tower that could bring about 50 apartments to Tribeca.

A roughly $20M offer aims to buy Manhattan Country School’s Upper West Side campus, potentially deciding whether the building stays in education.

The Breakfast Club — the New York morning show — is moving its full video episodes to Netflix, and KTLA reports it will stream as Netflix’s first daily live program.

The FDA cleared Enhertu for neoadjuvant and adjuvant treatment of HER2‑positive early breast cancer after DESTINY trials showed higher pCR and lower recurrence risk.

Roughly $97.8M in financing will remake the shuttered Lincoln Correctional Facility into 105 affordable co‑op homes with community space and energy‑efficient design.