St. Mark’s Looks To Cash In On Sky As East Village Air Rights Plan Hits LPC
The Landmarks Preservation Commission will take up St. Mark’s maintenance plan Tuesday — a required step before the church can transfer air rights to a Third Avenue development.
Broke and Back in Their Old Bedrooms: Nearly Half of Adults Under 30 Live With Parents
A Federal Reserve survey found 49% of adults under 30 lived with a parent in 2025, up sharply since 2019. Housing costs, debt and job-market weakness are driving the shift.
Leaning Menace on Coleman Street Has Marine Park Neighbors Spooked
Coleman Street neighbors say a leaning, unpruned street tree has dropped branches near children and now looms over roofs and power lines. They want the city and utilities to inspect and act.
Murray Hill Meta Boss Busted In Underage Sext Sting
A Manhattan Meta engineering manager was arrested after an undercover sting in which he admitted trying to sext someone he believed to be 13. He faces state charges and is due back in court Sept. 9.
NYC Holocaust Survivor, 96, Now Hides His Star Of David On City Streets
A 96-year-old Auschwitz survivor told The New York Post he hides his Star of David when out in New York, saying he no longer feels safe wearing it as antisemitic incidents rise.
Crown Heights 2 Train Chaos as Teen Shot in Botched Platform Purse Snatch
An 18-year-old woman was shot in the chest on a Crown Heights 2 train platform during an apparent purse-snatching; police say the suspect fled and the victim was stabilized.












