Photos released after an Upper West Side man selling sneakers was forced into a vehicle, beaten and slashed; detectives are asking for tips.

A Suffolk County judge allowed dozens of New York localities to press on with a lawsuit accusing McKinsey of helping Purdue "turbocharge" OxyContin sales; punitive damages and an unjust‑enrichment claim were tossed.

Gindi Capital bought a six‑story office building and a ground‑floor condo in Downtown Brooklyn for about $55M, adding to its local holdings while investors eye conversion upside.

Wegmans is recalling two‑pound Lundberg Organic Jasmine Rice after possible foreign material was found. Check the UPC and lot codes before cooking.

A Manhattan clinician was fired after a viral Times Square video showed her hurling antisemitic slurs at a group of men; a Spider‑Man performer intervened and the clinic removed her profile.

A Queens personal assistant admitted stealing nearly $10 million from the elderly couple she worked for, prosecutors say. The plea in Brooklyn details luxury purchases and a long-running scheme.

A Blue Crew member says a longtime fan known as Dancing Larry repeatedly crossed the line during Madison Square Garden segments and that management failed to protect staff.

Surveillance photos show two helmeted men who smashed an ATM and vandalized an office on Marcus Avenue. Police are offering a reward for tips.

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman sued the state campaign finance board after it disqualified his ticket from the public matching program, alleging the board failed to notify his running mate.

A Mount Vernon man is jailed after allegedly driving through a Westport construction zone to escape police, putting road workers at risk.

Four District 3 candidates told a West Side forum they would ask Mayor Zohran Mamdani to re-examine a PILOT-backed $2 billion financing plan tied to Hudson Yards West.

Gibson Dunn partner David Woodcock has been tapped as the SEC’s enforcement director, Reuters reports. The hire follows the abrupt resignation of Margaret Ryan.

A hybrid apéro café and made‑to‑measure T‑shirt shop are proposed for 2 Bleecker St in NoHo; Community Board 2 has urged the liquor authority to hold off.