U.S. and Mexican officials denied reports that CIA officers carried out lethal strikes inside Mexico, after media outlets published conflicting accounts about a March car explosion near Mexico City.

Savills broker Geoffrey Newman won REBNY’s Most Ingenious Deal honor for a 13‑year Gramercy Park assemblage that navigated lawsuits, air‑rights work and a Brownfield cleanup.

The New York Times put Paul Carmichael’s Kabawa at No. 1 on its 2026 list, a major nod for Caribbean cooking and the East Village dining scene.

Parc Beaufort at 140 West 57th is nearing completion as a 47‑unit condo conversion that blends restored historic features with new amenities and a sales launch scheduled later this year.

Dov Hikind urged Jewish leaders to boycott a May 18 Shavuot reception Mayor Zohran Mamdani plans at Gracie Mansion, deepening tensions over the mayor’s Israel stances.

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum will add a seventh moment of silence at the close of the names reading to honor people who later died of 9/11-related illnesses. Program data show about 55,000 cancer certifications tied to exposures.

NYLAG sued the DOJ in Manhattan federal court, alleging the agency refused a FOIA request for materials that explain why immigration judges are denying bond. Advocates say secret rules have left people jailed who once would have been released.

A 29-year-old commuter was stabbed on a downtown 4 train at 125th Street; police are searching for two masked suspects and asking riders to share video.

Landlords in Manhattan are invoking 'demolition' to refuse lease renewals under the state's Good Cause law, triggering housing‑court fights over whether gut rehabs count as demolition.

Kilroy says NeueHouse stopped paying rent in September 2024 and now seeks more than $5M tied to the Columbia Square lease, with June hearings pending.

Players and owners opened CBA talks in Manhattan Tuesday; a salary cap fight looms while Bruce Meyer leads the union team.

A deliveryman allegedly forced his way into a Chinatown apartment Tuesday night and sexually assaulted a 25-year-old woman; police say she is stable and the suspect fled.

A 12,000‑sq‑ft Riverside Drive Gilded Age mansion has cycled between $65M and $55M asks without selling, underscoring the limits of Manhattan’s trophy market.