Pink Taco's Times Square outpost at 7 Times Square has closed after roughly three years, leaving a high‑profile vacancy in Midtown's restaurant scene.

A Massapequa investment adviser admitted to a scheme prosecutors say cost more than $160 million and affected hundreds of clients. The criminal plea follows prior SEC and arbitration actions.

Rosen Partners’ chairman has filed a $40M suit alleging a January fuel‑oil spill from a neighboring condo contaminated soil at his Upper East Side townhouse.

Fifteen state senators led by Michelle Hinchey sent Gov. Kathy Hochul a March 31 letter asking for a temporary suspension of New York’s gas and diesel taxes amid a pump‑price spike. The request points to the 2022 tax pause as precedent.

A new 40‑page affidavit filed in Connecticut federal court expands Janel Grant's allegations that Vince McMahon sexually abused and trafficked her and names Brock Lesnar.

Choice Brooklyn, a family‑run Clinton Hill cafe, opened a second outpost at 2040 Broadway last week, bringing house‑baked pastries and sandwiches to the Upper West Side.

National Grid is rebuilding the decades‑old Grasmere gate station in a two‑phase project to modernize equipment and shore up gas reliability after a brutal winter. Work will continue into the summer with intermittent local impacts.

Cardi B will judge jingles promoting New York City's new 2-K universal child-care program. Entries are due April 17 and full rules are on the city's contest page.

The NYS Black Legislative Task Force secured $30M to back Black‑led nonprofits across New York; fiscal conduits and RFP details are now available.

The U.S. unexpectedly added 178,000 jobs in March, led by health care, while the jobless rate eased to 4.3%. Revisions and inflation risks complicate the picture.

After ICE arrests swept into churches, evangelical pastors — including a Brooklyn pastor who lost a longtime deacon — are denouncing the crackdown and warning of emptied pews.

Interactive Games LLC says DraftKings and FanDuel infringed five patents tied to Howard Lutnick, filing new federal suits in Massachusetts and New Jersey.

Amazon will add a 3.5% fuel-and-logistics surcharge to fulfillment fees starting April 17, a move that could squeeze small sellers and follows carrier surcharges.