Slate and Avenue paid about $32M for 45 White Street, adding another cast‑iron conversion to their Tribeca holdings. The seven‑story building pairs retail space with loft-style rentals.

Pearl Realty paid $28M for Long Island City’s Paragon building, more than half below its 2023 price. The sale highlights opportunistic buying in the outer‑borough office market.

State and federal lawmakers joined residents in Bensonhurst to protest a planned men’s shelter on 86th Street as new bills seek to limit shelter siting near transit. Local leaders say the move follows the city’s reshuffling of beds from Bellevue to Brooklyn.

Federal prosecutors say a verdict against alleged 18th Street members will make Jackson Heights and Corona safer.

Anthony Calvo pleaded guilty to attempting to kill a former Long Beach Taxi coworker with an axe; sentencing is scheduled for May 1.

A man was shot inside a Gates Avenue building Friday and remains in critical condition at Kings County Hospital, police say.

A Bronx man faces aggravated arson charges after prosecutors say he set a vehicle ablaze on Bergen Boulevard; he was arrested in the Bronx and is awaiting extradition.

A $600,000 slice of Gov. Hochul’s budget would expand SUNY’s campus emergency aid, helping students cover sudden costs that can derail a semester.

After a surprise eviction from a Second Avenue sublease, Regina's Grocery has temporarily set up inside Ethyl’s, the Studio 54–themed bar while a lease fight plays out. The deli’s owner calls it a New York pivot as customers keep coming.

FBI interview notes and DOJ files say bags of shredded paper were dumped at the MCC in August 2019; prosecutors weighed obstruction but filed no shredding charges.

Longtime Saddle Rock mayor Dan Levy was disqualified from the ballot after petition and election-day poll-book questions; state officials are now reviewing the matter.

Security footage shows a USPS carrier shove a 4-year-old boy in Monsey. Ramapo police charged a 39‑year‑old USPS worker and released him pending court.

Two Brooklyn men received decades-long sentences for a 2020 drive-by at George Walker Jr. Park that killed two teens. Prosecutors tied the attack to gang activity and cellphone video evidence.