Bed-Stuy’s Old College Fortress Reborn as The Hartby, Brickwork and Big Rents Included
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.
New York City Mayor Mamdani Appoints Ana María Archila and Faiza Ali to Key Positions Strengthening International Ties and Immigrant Support
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.
Bronx Man "Tito" Charged with Fentanyl Distribution Resulting in Yorktown Heights Death
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 Executives Charged With Accounting Fraud Ahead of $915 Million Company Sale
Former Mobileum execs Warner and Vangipuram charged with accounting fraud, inflating company value before its $915 million sale and subsequent bankruptcy.
Last Triangle Fire Survivor Kept Greenwich Village Inferno Alive in City’s Memory
Rose Freedman, the last living survivor of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist fire, died at 107; her escape and decades of advocacy helped shape New York workplace safety.
JFK’s New Mega Terminal Promises Fast-Track Passport Checks For New Yorkers
New Terminal One at JFK will use CBP’s Enhanced Passenger Processing — a free, no‑enrollment facial‑match system that could let eligible U.S. citizens move through passport control in seconds. Officials say travelers can opt out and a manual lane will remain.












