A Swiss investor sued BKEX in Manhattan, saying roughly $8 million in deposits vanished after the offshore exchange froze withdrawals. The complaint seeks turnover and damages.

Shanghai-based TEAPULSE opened a Koreatown flagship at 65 W 30th St, expanding across NYC with milk teas, tea-lemonades and a pastel de nata bakery. The rollout includes new Manhattan outposts and existing Queens shops.

A Norwood driver was robbed at gunpoint Tuesday night; one shot hit his car and about $2,000 was taken.

Woods Bagot’s Hartby converts a 19th‑century St. John’s College in Bed‑Stuy into about 205 apartments, pairing preserved brickwork with roughly 10,000 sq ft of new amenities. Thirty percent of units are rent‑stabilized, but market rents skew much higher.

Mayor Mamdani appoints Ana María Archila as Commissioner of International Affairs and Faiza Ali as Commissioner of Immigrant Affairs in NYC to strengthen global relations and support immigrants.

A 31-year-old Midwood tenant was assaulted during an early-morning apartment break-in; police say items were stolen and the investigation is ongoing.

Two men were indicted on murder charges for the 2021 killing of Akil Kornegay in Queens, stemming from a drug debt dispute. They face life imprisonment if convicted.

Teddy Caceres, also known as "Tito," from the Bronx has been charged with federal crimes related to a fentanyl overdose that killed a Yorktown Heights resident. He was caught with fentanyl and a firearm and could face life imprisonment.

Former Mobileum execs Warner and Vangipuram charged with accounting fraud, inflating company value before its $915 million sale and subsequent bankruptcy.

State officials say groups of dead birds on Long Island could be HPAI. DEC advises avoiding contact, keeping pets away and reporting clustered carcasses.

A Partnership for New York City report says Texas has overtaken New York in finance jobs and warns Mayor Mamdani’s proposed tax hikes could speed the exodus.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images and video tying one person to multiple gunpoint robberies along East 174th Street; a reward is being offered for tips.

The city is advertising 'no‑exam' openings that include health spending accounts, pension coverage and paid leave — an alternate path into municipal work.