A 'farewell' notice appeared on the doors of City Tavern & Table at VIA 57 West, which had opened roughly a year ago and had been marketed as a neighborhood tavern. Online listings still showed hours and reservations.

City Hall and DOT say offset bus lanes are being installed on Fordham Road to speed service for about 130,000 daily riders while preserving parking for businesses.

A proposed all‑affordable supportive-housing project at 257-259 Canal St. would create 88 studio apartments and reserve 54 for youth who aged out of foster care. The plan, shown to Community Board 2, has already drawn preservation concerns.

A federal judge sentenced a Long Island ambulette owner after prosecutors say he bilked Medicaid of roughly $20 million and used the proceeds to buy luxury homes and cars.

A July 4 gang assault near 41 Road and 10 Street left five people injured, including a woman who was stabbed; police released a wanted alert with photos.

NYU Langone filed to add inpatient bone marrow transplant beds at its Brooklyn hospital — the first licensed transplants south of Manhattan and a potential boost for local access.

A 45-year-old rider died after a dump truck struck her on Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights; NYPD collision investigators are probing.

Crain's reports roughly 50,000 jobs have been added since Zohran Mamdani’s nomination; state labor data show gains concentrated in health, finance and professional services while watchdogs urge caution.

The Pecora in Long Island City secured a $105M refinancing to replace construction debt and support lease‑up at the 184‑unit, 26‑story rental tower.

A Her Justice analysis finds New York City parents wait roughly three times longer than those outside the state for child support orders. Advocates want triage pilots and a new bill to speed settlements.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani opened a lottery for 500 free tickets to the USATF Outdoor & Para National Championships at Icahn Stadium; entries close 11 p.m. Tuesday. Winners can claim up to two tickets.

NewYork‑Presbyterian plans a roughly $63M rework of inpatient space at Columbia’s Milstein Hospital to add medical‑surgical capacity and ease ED crowding.

The EEOC voted to publish a proposed rule to end annual EEO-1 filings that list employees by race and sex. Civil-rights groups warn the change would make systemic disparities harder to see.