State police say a man jumped from the Newburgh–Beacon Bridge on March 14; the Underwater Recovery Team recovered his body and the investigation is ongoing.

A developer plans to convert the former Bungalow 8 site at 515 W. 27th St. into luxury residences, Crain's reports. The move fits a broader conversion trend in Chelsea.

A federal judge refused to dismiss an ADA challenge to NYC's Open Streets, allowing claims that barriers block paratransit and rideshares to move forward. The ruling could force DOT to redesign how barricades and access are managed.

A new comptroller report finds service industries now account for more than 85% of New York jobs. Health care leads growth while manufacturing declines in many regions.

Southern Land Company began pre‑leasing Juliette, a 177‑unit luxury apartment community in downtown White Plains, with rents starting at $2,640 per month.

A hidden speakeasy called Behind the Grind is tucked behind The Coffee Grind at 9 Broadway, hosting private events and occasional ticketed nights.

A $402 million public‑private plan will widen sidewalks, add trees and prompt brands to convert leases into ownership as Midtown’s Fifth Avenue retools for heavier foot traffic.

A City Council bill would ban retail sales of rodent glue traps in New York City, with advocates citing cruelty and health risks and pest sellers pushing back.

Mad For Chicken has opened at 221 Old Country Road in Carle Place, bringing soy‑garlic wings, kimchi items and a halal menu to Old Country Road. The restaurant is serving lunch and dinner daily.

DOJ documents and reporting say Jeffrey Epstein helped broker introductions that touched Peter Attia’s practice. The revelations prompted an apology and professional departures.

Suffolk police are searching for a woman accused of using a fake authorization form to pick up a FedEx package containing a $4,650 watch in Melville.

A Yonkers man suffered burns in a bedroom fire on Hyatt Avenue Sunday and is expected to recover. Crews knocked down the flames and authorities are investigating.

Federal filings show a paid relationship between Rep. Mike Lawler’s campaign and a Westchester activist, drawing fresh scrutiny in a tight NY‑17 race.