Measles Scare Hits Met Opera Crowd After Mystery April Performance
Attendees at a Metropolitan Opera performance in April were warned they may have been exposed to measles. Health officials advise anyone unsure of immunity to consult a clinician.
Brooklyn Nurses To Hit Sidewalk In Pay And Safety Showdown At Methodist
Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist say they will picket to demand higher pay, enforceable staffing and stronger workplace-safety protections as talks continue.
Ticketmaster Cuts 350 Jobs, Shifts Focus To AI
Ticketmaster trimmed roughly 350 roles — about 8% of staff — in a global restructuring aimed at sharpening engineering and product work. The move comes after Live Nation’s Q1 report and amid continued legal scrutiny.
Howden Snaps Up Sky-High Times Square Floor At One Five One
Howden signed a 10-year lease for the full 53rd floor at Durst’s One Five One in Times Square, taking roughly 31,519 square feet. The move highlights demand for upgraded Midtown office product.
Far Rockaway Seniors Score New Digs As Grace's Place Opens
Queens officials cut the ribbon on Grace's Place, a new senior affordable building in Far Rockaway that brings dozens of subsidized studios and a supportive component. The project aims to keep older residents near transit and services.












