Mainchance, a long-running 24-hour Midtown drop-in, will close June 30 after the city declined to renew its DHS contract, leaving clients with fewer places to turn.

Police released photos June 4 seeking help to identify two men wanted in a May 16 knifepoint robbery in Sunset Park. Officials ask anyone with video or tips to contact Crime Stoppers.

Asset CRG arranged an $18.1M ground lease at 358 Flatbush Ave., assembling air rights to clear the way for an 11‑story, 65‑unit mixed‑use project near Grand Army Plaza.

The NYPD has granted a permit for a watch party outside Madison Square Garden for Wednesday nights Game 1, reversing an earlier suspension after rowdy crowds. Fans should expect stepped-up crowd controls at Plaza 33.

Prosecutors say a Brooklyn landlord lied on a DOB permit to start partial demolition at 716 E 215 St, leaving the building unstable and displacing tenants, including children.

A PNAS Nexus paper finds artificial light at night lengthens pollen seasons and increases severe pollen days in Northeastern cities, raising allergy risks for urban residents.

Letitia James' antitrust team has opened an inquiry into Compass's post‑merger footprint in New York as investigators reach out to top brokerages.

Video shows a man allegedly yank a rider’s hair while shouting antisemitic slurs on a packed C train; police arrested a suspect and investigators are reviewing footage.

NMAC will refund New Yorkers who were overcharged on Nissan lease buyouts; checks will be mailed statewide as audits proceed.

Four Tren de Aragua members pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court for a May 24, 2024 Bronx shooting that killed two people and wounded another.

Taa Grays was sworn in as the New York State Bar Association's 129th president, the first Black woman to hold the post in the group's 150-year history. She plans to prioritize AI readiness, access to justice and member support.

A UKG survey finds the FIFA World Cup could cost employers $17B globally and $11.7B in the U.S. as workers reshuffle schedules, stream matches and take time off.

Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment accusing a Bronx man of selling fentanyl that prosecutors say caused three deaths, including a 12‑year‑old found in his apartment.