DEA New York says one arrest led to the seizure of roughly 44 kilograms of fentanyl and 500,000 counterfeit pills laced with carfentanil. Officials warn the pills are especially dangerous.

A rare killer whale was seen about 10 miles off Montauk, surprising boaters and campers. Experts say keep a safe distance while researchers work to identify it.

Chalk AI's new lease brings 43 W. 23rd Street to full occupancy. The deal highlights renewed AI demand for renovated Class B offices in Flatiron.

Two Tifton men admitted using online tax software to file fake New York film‑credit returns that prosecutors say sought more than $550,000. The case highlights risks to refundable state credits.

Property & Building Corp. has put 10 Bryant Park — the former HSBC tower overlooking Bryant Park — on the market with an asking price north of $800 million.

PropertyShark's Q2 report shows 23 Brooklyn neighborhoods among NYC's 50 priciest, led by Carroll Gardens' $2.68M median.

NYPD says 43 people, including seven minors, were rescued during World Cup operations in the New York area amid a nationwide multi‑agency sweep.

A Bronx woman admitted she lied under oath at the Kay Flock federal trial, prosecutors say. Her guilty plea is part of a wider probe into witness testimony in gang cases.

A five-foot-wide sinkhole opened on Nepperhan Avenue after an aging brick sewer collapsed, closing northbound lanes and bringing crews to the scene.

The Rockettes will stage a record 230 performances of the 2026 Christmas Spectacular at Radio City, adding a new number and immersive staging.

An SCI report says a former John Adams High School teacher had sexual contact with a student when she was a minor; the findings were referred to state education officials.

A comptroller follow‑up audit says NYC public schools left up to $431.6M in federal Medicaid reimbursements unclaimed, largely for therapy services and missing documentation.

Goldman Sachs says equities now make up a larger share of U.S. household wealth than homes for the first time since World War II, shifting the wealth effect toward stocks. The move concentrates both upside and downside in public markets.