Mark Mendaros of Smashed NYC is launching The Rotisserie Haus inside Time Out Market Union Square, serving spit-roasted chickens, steak frites and jumbo shrimp at market-friendly prices.

Floyd Mayweather says a former associate siphoned $175M from his jewelry, property deals and a private jet.

Bronx prosecutors have indicted a White Plains man in the Bronx River Parkway crash that killed two moped riders. Officials say speed and alcohol are central to the upgraded charges.

Two sanitation workers were hospitalized after a garbage truck fire in Prospect Lefferts Gardens; officials suspect a lithium battery ignited the blaze. City agencies point residents to battery drop‑off resources.

President Trump announced a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom for Welles Crowther, the Boston College alum known as the "Man in the Red Bandana" for his 9/11 heroism.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio landed in India for a four‑day tour ahead of a Quad meeting, mixing high‑stakes energy and trade talks with symbolic stops. Washington is pressing for practical cooperation to steady frayed ties.

Alison Roman is opening a First Bloom outpost in Brooklyn Heights this fall, with a small café, coffee bar and a curated retail floor. Job ads and listings have the neighborhood buzzing.

An early‑morning blaze at 226 W. Tremont Ave. left one person dead and two hurt; FDNY sent dozens of units and fire marshals are probing the cause.

The Federal Reserve and FDIC said the eight largest U.S. banks and 56 foreign banking organizations filed credible resolution plans and corrected prior derivatives weaknesses. Regulators published feedback letters saying no shortcomings were found in the 2025 submissions.

Police say a 19-year-old was sexually abused aboard a southbound 2 train near Flatbush; authorities are asking riders with video to call Crime Stoppers.

Two young adults were critically injured after falling from a J train while subway surfing over the Williamsburg Bridge. Officials point to a citywide safety push.

Paragon, a 23-story waterfront condo at 45-40 Vernon Blvd in Long Island City, has launched sales with units from $655K to $4.65M as OneLIC rezoning looms. Early buyers and brokers will be watching whether the market pays the premium for riverfront living.

The Court of Appeals heard a challenge over whether New York’s Equal Rights Amendment voids the state's rule forcing judges to retire at 70.