Bass Pro Shops is seeking a 20-year PILOT and tax exemptions to build a 130,000‑sq‑ft Outdoor World at a former Sears site in Hicksville. The Nassau IDA has given preliminary approval to review the proposal.

Rockrose secured a $404M mortgage for the Archive at 666 Greenwich, a landmarked West Village rental that attracted agency financing.

A 43-year-old man was robbed at gunpoint and his car was taken near Carter Avenue and East 173rd Street, authorities say.

Cool, blustery Saturday in NYC with highs near 62°F and gusty north winds. Beachgoers and ferry riders should expect choppy conditions and pay attention to lifeguard flags.

Taft has taken a full floor in a Midtown tower and plans to grow its New York bench to about 100 lawyers over the next five years.

An on‑duty FDNY firefighter was arrested after allegedly punching an NYPD officer at Queens Hospital Center. He faces a second‑degree assault charge and a department suspension.

A Gothamist reporter's three‑hour bike to MetLife exposed narrow shoulders, highway speeds and roadside debris that make cycling hazardous. Officials are urging fans to use official transit instead of walking or biking.

26 Bleecker Street, the former Planned Parenthood Manhattan clinic in NoHo, was sold last year and is now slated for luxury condo and retail conversion as public filings surface. Landmarks notices and a developer rendering signal the project is moving toward permitting.

A New Jersey man was arrested this week in the Aug. 2, 2025 Throggs Neck killing of 23-year-old Shane Sanchez, police say; arraignment is pending.

Residents say sinkholes on Flatlands Avenue between East 95th and 96th have expanded, leaving cars and pedestrians at risk while DEP investigates.

A street fight in Washington Heights left three people shot and a fourth slashed Thursday night. Police say all victims are expected to recover as detectives investigate.

A West 57th Street condo tied to the family behind a controversial Mexican firm is set for a foreclosure auction, Crain's reports.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has removed Sheriff Anthony Miranda and tapped ex‑NYPD lieutenant and whistleblower Edwin Raymond to run the city’s Sheriff's Office.