Socceria, from the team behind Taqueria Ramirez, opened at 46 Norman Avenue in Greenpoint with match screenings, breakfast‑forward tacos and World Cup hours. RSVPs filled early.

Chicago's Architect is pushing exchange‑traded futures on GPU and DRAM prices, setting up competition with CME and ICE. The move could make compute costs a tradable asset.

A St. Louis Fed president warned that the Fed may raise rates if disinflation stalls, with PCE inflation at 3.8% and mortgage costs remaining elevated.

Mayor Mamdani and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch briefed on security for Sunday’s Israel Day Parade; Mamdani won’t march but pledged city resources and police coordination.

GFP Real Estate signed three leases at 630 Ninth Avenue totaling more than 24,000 square feet, anchored by Ambassador Theatre Group’s 19,380-sf expansion. CRC Media and PKSB Architects also renewed or relocated within the Film Center Building.

A scooter and bicyclist were killed in a Queensboro Bridge bike-lane collision during the morning commute; investigators closed portions of the span while they probed the crash.

The FAA signaled it would support giving Spirit’s vacated LaGuardia slots to a low‑fare carrier, a move that could change summer schedules and pressure fares at LGA. Regulators, the carrier’s bankruptcy estate and the Port Authority now face the task of reallocating those scarce peak‑hour windows.

Public tickets for the 2026 US Open went on sale May 28. Fan Week is free and the USTA, Ticketmaster and resellers all have different windows and rules.

A Lyndhurst man was arrested May 26 after prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a child in 2025. He faces second‑degree sexual assault and child‑endangerment charges.

A man allegedly stole an ambulance from outside RCA's Bronx dispatch, sped past Woodlawn Cemetery and crashed at E. 233rd St.; two people were hurt.

Brooklyn's luxury market recorded 32 contracts and roughly $97 million in signed deals last week, with Park Slope and Boerum Hill leading the charge. Days on market hit their lowest point this year.

A 12‑year‑old Pierson Middle School student died after a raft flipped on the Lehigh River during the annual Poconos trip. The district has offered counseling while state investigators probe the capsizing.

An NYPD officer in Queens helped a 74-year-old get $5,000 back after an alleged Western Union wire-transfer scam. Quick action made the recovery possible.