Stickbulb has signed a roughly 27,000‑sq‑ft lease at MADE Bush Terminal and is relocating from Long Island City to expand production and staff.

A 19-story, 84-unit condominium broke ground on Roosevelt Avenue, adding for-sale housing plus retail, office and medical space to Sunnyside along the 52nd Street 7 train corridor.

A brief federal extension keeps thousands of TPS‑based caregivers on the job for days, but New York unions warn it won't fix a looming staffing crisis.

City tax‑credit awards of more than $23M will back 11 projects to create and preserve over 1,100 affordable homes across the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.

Police say a 67-year-old woman was slapped near 43rd Street and 47th Avenue on June 23. NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

Dinaw Mengestu resigned as PEN America president after seven months, saying the organization’s response to a New York Times investigation showed an uneven defense of writers. His departure puts trustees under pressure to chart a way forward.

Quinnipiac demoted its three‑time national champion women's rugby team to club status, prompting a 23‑player Title IX lawsuit. A judge denied emergency reinstatement but ordered a fast‑tracked schedule.

David Mosley pleaded guilty in Bronx Supreme Court to aggravated cruelty to animals after graphic images of a cat’s death circulated online. Prosecutors say he faces up to two years and was remanded to Rikers.

Glasshouses is leasing roughly 70,000 square feet at the World Trade Center for a new downtown flagship that can host up to 1,500 guests.

Troopers stopped a commercial truck on I-81 in Cicero and found 26 violations in a Level II inspection, leading to an out‑of‑service order and impoundment.

Federal prosecutors subpoenaed New York Times reporters to testify before a Manhattan grand jury over stories about Trump’s Qatari-donated Air Force One, prompting sharp newsroom pushback.

Tenants at 1187 Anderson Avenue report a bed‑bug outbreak spreading across multiple floors as years of leaks, rodents and open violations remain unaddressed.

A former Afghan general was flown to New York on Friday to face federal drug‑trafficking and weapons charges, Manhattan prosecutors say.