Samanta Bullock says British Airways turned her away at JFK after staff said crew couldn't assist her to the lavatory. The carrier says it is investigating.

A 2022 pledge for 35% affordable apartments on Atlantic Avenue fell short when the towers opened with about 25% below‑market units and nonprofits accepted a donated lot to partly cover the gap.

Investigators say tips in the search for 17-year-old Taylor Farias now stretch from Lutz to Mahwah, New Jersey and New York City. Authorities and NCMEC urge anyone with information to come forward.

A 32-year-old woman was stabbed Wednesday on the northbound B/D/F/M platform at 42nd Street–Bryant Park; police are searching for a female suspect and say the victim is expected to survive.

The Episcopal Church said on June 17 it will test the market for its Midtown headquarters at 815 Second Ave, exploring sale or redevelopment options including a possible ground lease for affordable housing.

A Queens man was sentenced to 275 months after prosecutors say he shipped 956 kilograms of cocaine to the East Coast; the court ordered a nearly $2.5M forfeiture.

Global Holdings completed a $30M repositioning at 99 Park Avenue, restoring its Art Deco lobby and adding hotel‑style amenities that have driven leasing momentum.

An 18-year-old was critically injured after falling from a horse-drawn carriage near Central Park as the city again weighs how to regulate—or end—the carriage trade.

The 19th‑century Church Missions House at 281 Park Avenue South is reportedly under contract after years on the market. The buyer and terms remain undisclosed.

Frontier passengers at Charlotte report multi‑day delays and cancellations as the airline offers vouchers, hotel stays or refunds while trackers show chronic route strain.

Mostly cloudy and muggy this morning; storms possible this afternoon with gusts up to 35–40 mph. High rip current risk at ocean beaches through tonight.

A Romanian national was sentenced to 18 months after HSI says he helped a skimming ring clone New York EBT cards and cash out in Los Angeles, targeting benefit recipients.

A Rutgers genetic survey found many city mice carry mutations that blunt commonly used poisons, complicating pest control in Brooklyn.