The Catch Team is set to take over 86 Bedford Street, previously home to the Frog Club, with plans to launch a new restaurant concept while respecting the location's historic legacy.

Metsera Inc. and Maze Therapeutics Inc. raised $415 million in IPOs, indicating a strong month for US health care industry market debuts, with Metsera targeting obesity and Maze focusing on kidney, heart, and metabolic diseases.

New York DMV recovers over $11 million for victims of auto theft and fraud, safeguarding consumer rights and advocating for fairness in vehicle ownership and services.

AGs from 12 states, led by NY AG Letitia James, oppose President Trump's executive orders targeting DEIA policies, asserting such initiatives are crucial for fair workplace opportunities.

NYC is enhancing its AI sector, with Mayor Adams and NYCEDC devising a strategy for growth, including an "NYC AI Nexus" and a partnership with OpenAI.

NYC Council probes potential conflict of interest involving city official Nate Bliss and his former employer Taconic Partners' redevelopment of a public health lab.

A teenager was shot in the leg at NYCHA Albany houses in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Authorities are seeking a male suspect dressed in black. The victim is recovering, and no arrests have been made.

New York City's crime stats show a 2% decrease in major felonies, but violent crimes, such as murder and rape, have increased since Mayor Adams took office.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams refuted resignation rumors following a health-related absence, speaking at an interfaith breakfast without detailing his health issues or legal challenges.

The Hoboken PATH station is closed for a 25-day overhaul including track and station repairs, with alternate transportation options provided for commuters.

A collision in Tribeca between an SUV and a taxi injured two and damaged scaffolding; the taxi's occupants are stable; the BMW driver refused treatment.

NYC pedestrians lost over $76,000 to scammers last year who borrowed phones pretending to process charitable donations and then transferred money to themselves.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch unveils initiatives for NYC police reform focusing on low-level crimes and subway safety, including a new quality-of-life division and increased subway patrols.