Brake failures at Canal Street stalled N, Q, R and W service Wednesday; passengers were evacuated and MTA removed a damaged car while it investigates.

A man is being sought after allegedly punching a 60‑year‑old and trying to drive off in his car during a parking‑spot fight in Parkchester on Feb. 8.

Treasury blacklisted more than 30 people, companies and ships it says enabled Iran’s illicit oil sales and weapons procurement. The action targets tankers in a 'shadow fleet' and suppliers to missile and UAV programs.

Mount Sinai is rolling out face‑scan check‑ins with CLEAR1 across its hospitals and clinics, promising faster check‑ins and fewer duplicate records while prompting privacy debate.

Senior lenders sued to foreclose on Worldwide Plaza, seeking a court‑appointed receiver and a sale as the Midtown tower fights over debt, valuation and a competing UCC auction.

Kinderhook Industries will buy Dallas-based Enhabit in an all-cash deal valuing the home‑health and hospice provider at about $1.1 billion. Shareholders will receive $13.80 per share and the company will be taken private pending approvals.

Former Silverback developer Josh Schuster will plead guilty after prosecutors say he stole more than $10M from investors; a change-of-plea hearing is set for Friday.

Surveillance video shows three people smashing into a West Farms cellphone shop during a blizzard and fleeing with phones. Police say the early-Monday break-in at 886 E. Tremont Ave. is under investigation with no arrests.

The Department of Buildings says storefront roll-down gates in Group B and M buildings must meet 70% visibility rules by July 1, 2026.

MTA crews hoisted elevator frames into place at Broadway Junction this week as the agency presses ahead on a project that will add seven elevators and a new entrance.

American Express will build a new headquarters at 2 World Trade Center, starting construction in spring 2026 and aiming to welcome staff by 2031. The project finishes the WTC commercial campus and brings major jobs and investment to Lower Manhattan.

The team behind Kisa and C as in Charlie will open Good Time Country Buffet at 166 First Avenue this spring, serving Southern comfort food in a set‑price buffet.

Supporters rallied at City Hall for the Council's Safe Access package to secure entrances to schools and houses of worship. Critics say the bills risk curbing lawful protest.