The SEC updated its Enforcement Manual to give probe targets more time and clearer settlement and waiver rules.

New Empire Corp. bought a Kips Bay assemblage from the Marchi family for about $38M, securing roughly 88,000 buildable square feet and 250 feet of frontage near Second Avenue.

Subfreezing temps and patchy blowing snow make Tuesday's commute slick. Watch for black ice on untreated surfaces and allow extra travel time.

Community Access has filed DOB plans for a 21‑story, 350‑unit building at 743 E. 12th St in the East Village on land sold by the Archdiocese in 2024.

A man died after falling between cars on a southbound No. 6 train at the Spring Street station in SoHo. Police say the death appears accidental as investigators work to identify him.

Video clips show people striking NYPD officers in Washington Square Park; detectives are investigating and several officers were hospitalized.

A new Value in Health analysis co‑authored by Memorial Sloan Kettering and Turquoise Health finds fuller hospital price disclosure is linked to meaningful declines in commercial oncology prices, with the biggest drops where disclosure is broad and complete.

A newly hired supervisor of hospital patrols at Jacobi Medical Center resigned within a day after questions about a Michigan misconduct report surfaced.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani will nominate Sideya Sherman to run the Department of City Planning, putting an equity advocate in charge of zoning and housing decisions. Her arrival comes as the administration moves to speed approvals and prioritize affordability.

Grocery staples are getting pricier in Brooklyn, squeezing household budgets and stretching local food pantries across the city. Data and local groups show a tightening safety net.

Older adult centers will be closed Monday as a blizzard slams New York City. Aging Connect (212‑244‑6469) and warming centers are available for seniors.

Officials warn that price gouging after the blizzard could draw fines and enforcement. State and city guidance outlines what counts and how cases will be handled.

Douglaston's 39-story tower at 1448 Third Avenue has topped out, rising 478 feet and moving into façade and interior work. The mixed-use building will bring condos, retail and community space to Yorkville.