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.

Atlético says Johnny Cardoso will undergo ankle surgery and is expected to miss the 2026 World Cup, forcing Mauricio Pochettino to reshuffle midfield options before the roster reveal.

Trump Mobile's updated preorder terms say a $100 deposit is only a "conditional opportunity" and the T1 handset "may never be commercially released," leaving hundreds of thousands waiting. Regulators and tech outlets are picking through filings and refunds.

A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 80 years after pleading guilty to aggravated sexual abuse and child exploitation in New York and Texas.

MTA will shift weekday rush‑hour trips on the 2/3/4/5 lines starting next Monday to ease peak crowding for about 1.2 million riders.

A 25-year-old West Babylon man was arrested May 11 and charged with murder and robbery in the December 2024 Deer Park carjacking that killed 65‑year‑old Donald Klune.

Enzo's Pizzeria has taken over Gino's Willis Avenue spot in Williston Park and is doing a soft launch ahead of a May 21 grand opening.

City Hall has sued to shut 57 Star Beauty Shop, alleging undercover buys and online ads show a sex-for-pay operation near Billionaires' Row; the owner denies the claims.

Prosecutors say Joseph Makhani used forged deeds and shell companies to seize two Harlem brownstones, leaving at least one elderly owner displaced. The long-running case is now moving through state court.

Byron Allen’s family office agreed to buy about 52% of BuzzFeed for $120 million, installing Allen as CEO while Jonah Peretti pivots to lead BuzzFeed’s AI efforts.