Manhattan prosecutors and the NYPD say six people have been indicted in a string of Midtown retaliatory attacks after Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

A two-story barge anchored near Ellis Island has become a ticketed summer hotspot with short shuttle rides, skyline sunsets and drinks-only service.

Venetian chain Dal Moros signed a lease for about 1,100 sq ft at 421 Seventh Avenue for its first New York City shop, with a fall opening planned in the Penn District.

A Bedford Park tenant says collapsing ceilings, mold and rats have left her apartment unlivable and city records show open complaints. The tenant says repairs are still pending.

Mayor Mamdani announced July 9 that NYC will waive civil service exam fees for high school students and first‑time applicants as the city releases its FY2027 exam schedule.

NewYork-Presbyterian and its academic partners are deploying OpenEvidence across hospitals and clinics to give clinicians research-backed answers at the point of care.

State planning documents show nearly 4,000 apartments on two parcels north of Hudson Yards, including about 1,185 affordable homes and a 400-key hotel. The state has opened environmental review.

Google will flag ads created with generative AI and provide attestation tools for advertisers. Bay Area teams should audit creative and add provenance metadata now.

A knife-wielding suspect robbed a store employee on White Plains Road; NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and offering up to $3,500. Investigators are asking for video or eyewitness accounts.

San Francisco AI startup Zip leased a full floor at 245-249 W. 17th St. in Chelsea and will open its first East Coast office as it builds a 100-person NYC team.

Prospect Heights favorite Cheryl's Global Soul says a steep rent hike and added fees threaten the longtime restaurant. Owner Cheryl Smith has launched a fundraiser and expanded events to keep the doors open.

Nearly $1 billion in state funding will create or preserve about 2,754 affordable apartments, with big awards to Vital Brooklyn, Chelsea and the Bronx.

Alvin Bragg’s office repatriated 59 antiquities — including dozens seized from the Met — to Italy, Iraq and Indonesia after multi‑year investigations.