South Africa’s Constitutional Court revived a long‑running rand‑rigging probe, allowing the Competition Commission to pursue claims against six major banks and sending the matter back to the Competition Tribunal.

After the Knicks’ long-awaited title, Karl-Anthony Towns slipped into a Manhattan firehouse to thank firefighters and hand out championship gear.

The Gyro Project opened at 1260 Lexington Avenue on June 23, bringing gyros, rotisserie chicken and Greek frozen yogurt to the Upper East Side.

A co‑defendant in an SDNY COVID check‑fraud case asked the court for a sentence below the 97‑month guideline as a July 14 sentencing looms. Prosecutors say the group tried to steal about $80M.

The landlord relisted Mayor Mamdani’s Astoria one‑bedroom at about $3,100 — roughly 35% more than he paid — spotlighting rent‑stabilization loopholes and political tensions.

Deadline at 5 p.m. today for Essential Plan members to apply for a free AC and installation. Funding is limited and the application portal is first‑come, first‑served.

An exterminator inspecting a pungent smell opened an ash trap and discovered a body inside the chimney at P.S./I.S. 113 in Glendale. NYPD and the city medical examiner are investigating.

A Hamptons broker says Bespoke and founder Cody Vichinsky pushed her off a high‑profile team after she disclosed a pregnancy, costing her pay and commissions.

An off-duty officer fired one round as three people allegedly tried to steal a catalytic converter in Hamilton Heights early Tuesday, police reports say.

City Council plans to widen Fair Fares to households up to 200% of the poverty line, adding roughly 340,000 riders and increasing annual costs to about $175M.

Tenants at the 438-unit Rutland Plaza say black mold, raw sewage and broken elevators persist despite a $96M preservation award. They’ve sued the landlord and housing agencies to force repairs.

Construction is advancing on the Harbor School's Governors Island expansion, adding classrooms, labs, a gym and a competition pool.

A Manhattan judge sentenced director Carl Erik Rinsch after prosecutors said he diverted $11 million intended for a sci‑fi series into trades and luxury spending. The U.S. Attorney’s Office framed the case as money diverted to investments and cars rather than production.