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.

Adyen signed roughly 90,000 square feet across 111–115 Fifth Avenue while Galvanize took about 20,000 square feet at 111 Fifth. Both deals carry asking rents near $89 per square foot.

Medipower paid $115M for a seven-property grocery portfolio, including four Atlanta-area centers totaling about 558,000 sq ft and anchored by Publix, Kroger and Stop & Shop.

City regulators reportedly reached a settlement with HungryPanda, expanding DCWP enforcement from courier pay to how platforms bill restaurants.

A Marist poll finds Zohran Mamdani at 48% approval as he nears 100 days, with high marks for effort but uneven borough support.

Bandana’s spring ranking shows New Yorkers are applying en masse to MTA, city and hospital jobs, drawn by steady pay, overtime and pension-backed benefits.

The Mets will retire Carlos Beltrán’s No. 15 on Sept. 19 at Citi Field, capping a year that includes his Hall of Fame election and a return to the organization. Beltrán says the honor feels like validation after a fraught relationship with fans.

A Stamford man was arrested after a March 29 traffic stop on I-95 in Rye; troopers say two children were in the SUV and he faces aggravated DWI counts under Leandra’s Law.

Rep. Nick LaLota says he'll push to extend the $40,000 SALT cap if House Republicans pursue another tax bill, a potential win for Long Island homeowners.