A New York bill would set a single annual date for new health‑insurance mandates, reopening a fight over whether mandates push premiums higher for small businesses.

An 18-year-old was slashed near Rockefeller Center early Thursday and is recovering at Bellevue. Police say the male attacker fled the scene and investigators are canvassing for tips.

A Metropolis-managed garage pulled nine federal vehicles after activists protested outside the lot, sharpening scrutiny of where ICE parks in Manhattan. The conflict ties into Pier 40’s expiring contract and a federal RFP for 150 spaces.

A Bronx man was indicted May 21, 2026, in the 2025 killing of 14‑year‑old Caleb Rijos. The case has been marked by competency rulings and community memorials.

The Commerce Department unveiled a $2B CHIPS‑funded quantum package that includes $1B for IBM’s new foundry and minority equity stakes in several startups.

Dashcam footage released this week shows the moment a man was struck on I‑87 near Exit 14. The Attorney General's office is reviewing the off‑duty officer's role.

Marcus & Millichap has expanded at 260 Madison, taking roughly 41,000 square feet in the AmTrustRE‑owned Midtown tower as the owner plans upgrades.

Martin G. McGuinn, former Mellon Financial CEO and longtime Pittsburgh philanthropist, has died at 83. He led Mellon through a strategic pivot and served on major local boards.

A technical change to 421‑a tucked into the state’s first budget bill could alter Two Trees’ River Ring financing, shifting the fate of hundreds of apartments and a new waterfront park. Albany’s final language will determine whether the tweak actually moves the project forward.

A new DOB filing shows plans to replace the former McDonald’s at Broadway and Thomas with a 21‑story tower that could bring about 50 apartments to Tribeca.

A roughly $20M offer aims to buy Manhattan Country School’s Upper West Side campus, potentially deciding whether the building stays in education.

A partial collapse at 3104 Fulton St. in Cypress Hills prompted a Department of Buildings partial vacate and closed the ground‑floor supermarket until an engineering report is finished.

Stop & Shop lowered prices at 137 New York and New Jersey stores, trimming costs on bagels, rotisserie chicken and smoked salmon.