A double stabbing outside a Hell's Kitchen shelter left one man dead and another hospitalized in stable condition. Police say a suspect fled on a bicycle.

Sting’s 5,417‑sq‑ft 15 Central Park West duplex is back on the market for $45M, offered with original interiors and permit plans for a Foster + Partners redesign.

Mayor Mamdani has reweighted the scoring for the city's last two commercial waste contracts in Manhattan, placing safety and truck miles above price. The move follows consolidation in the industry and safety warnings from auditors and advocates.

The rooftop bar perched atop one of Times Square's most historic luxury hotels — bearing the name of a James Beard Award winner with more than 20 Michelin stars to his credit — just scored a 42 on its NYC health inspection. Four critical violations, including flies in the establishment and food from an unapproved source, put St. Cloud at The Knickerbocker well into C-grade territory ahead of a mandatory reinspection.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and offering up to $3,500 after a March 22 robbery near West 53rd Street and Eighth Avenue that left a 65-year-old with minor injuries.

A two‑concept project opened at 38th and Third, pairing The Consulate's Murray Hill dining room with At The Office sports bar and a large shared terrace. Expect raw bar, sushi and late‑night game‑day energy.

Ticketmaster says it canceled scalped Harry Styles listings for his MSG residency and will reopen a request window so some fans can buy at face value.

A guilty plea in the 2023 East Harlem shooting means Kuran Brown‑Wilson is likely to serve a promised 22‑year term. The plea closes a years‑long prosecution into a multi‑site spree.

Cayuga Centers told staff at its East Harlem site that roughly 87% of employees face layoffs, a move advocates say could disrupt care for migrant children. The nonprofit has cut roles before amid funding shortfalls.

A Midtown hotel at 342 West 40th has been listed for sale after a foreclosure transfer recorded a nominal $100, public records and reporting show.

An off‑duty Manhattan DA analyst was arrested Wednesday after police say he groped a woman at the Junction Boulevard subway station in Queens.

A former CFA Institute marketing executive pleaded guilty to siphoning nearly $6 million from two employers; prosecutors say sentencing is set for June.

Morgenstern's has quietly returned to the Lower East Side, scooping classic and surprising flavors at 2 Rivington Street.