A 21-year-old Westchester man was found dead after his kayak overturned on the Schroon River near Warrensburg. State police say rescue teams searched before locating him Monday evening.

A brake problem at Grand Central partly suspended No. 7 service between Queens and Manhattan this morning, forcing riders onto alternate lines and heavier transfers.

Avison Young arranged a $30M Webster Bank loan for the Brooklyn Navy Yard's fully leased Green Manufacturing Center, preserving space for local manufacturers.

Bonberi’s grass‑fed frozen yogurt and wellness menu have landed at Sadelle’s Coconut Grove, served from the restaurant’s grab‑and‑go counter.

State police say a Somers man staged a shooting; troopers seized stolen firearms, psilocybin and suspected narcotics at his home. He was arraigned and remanded.

FXCollaborative and Sunlight Development unveiled renderings showing the Emmet Building at 95 Madison will become 65 condominiums with a restored limestone façade and new amenities.

The State Department barred 13 people tied to an India-based operation accused of shipping fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills, adding visa bans to sanctions and prosecutions.

RFR added two new tenants and two expansions at 475 Fifth Avenue totaling about 26,581 sq ft, lifting occupancy to roughly 92% at the Bryant Park tower.

A Shrub Oak International School employee was charged after police say he abused a student with disabilities last November; the arrest renews scrutiny of the Mohegan Lake campus.

Brooklyn dealmaker Bert "Ike" Dweck is facing seven New York lawsuits alleging missing escrow funds, bounced checks and unpaid loans totaling millions.

A Bronx father has filed a $50M wrongful‑death suit against Meta, NYC and ACS, saying Instagram threats and oversight failures preceded his daughter’s 2024 killing. The case lands as courts intensify scrutiny of social platforms.

City Hall is poised to renew Securus’s Rikers phone and tablet contract even as reporting shows the company trained AI on jail calls and DOI documented improper recordings.

One Sunset, a 14‑story development at 4th Ave and 25th St, brings 187 apartments, a 3,500‑sf rooftop deck, about 6,200 sf of retail and 48 permanently affordable homes.