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A wanted alert was posted after a 71‑year‑old woman was slapped near Central Park West on April 2. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and footage and may offer a reward.

A bill in Albany would let New York National Guard members who served at Ground Zero file for workers’ compensation tied to certified 9/11 illnesses. Backers say it corrects a 2022 exclusion.

Alchemy paid about $57M for a five‑story garage at 56–60 North Moore in Tribeca and plans to add floors and convert it into ultra‑luxury condominiums.

Police released a Crime Stoppers alert after a 17‑year‑old was groped near West 43rd and 7th Avenue. Tips and footage could qualify for up to $3,500.

The MTA has advertised a design‑build contract to overhaul Chambers Street’s J/Z platforms in Lower Manhattan, a nine‑figure job that would replace stairs, fix leaks and refresh historic finishes.

A surveillance monitor was taken from a moving Manhattan C train Wednesday evening, prompting a brief reroute and an NYPD probe.

Three people were arrested after a driver spun donuts in Times Square and police say an unloaded Glock and extended magazines were found in the car.

Amy Howe has left FanDuel as parent Flutter reshuffles leadership and doubles down on prediction markets that rattled investors.

Non‑attorney Legal Aid staff say management is holding $6.9M in city funds and using it as leverage in contract talks; both sides face a May 18 deadline.

A cleared ex‑NYPD officer is now part of the defense team in the trial over an alleged secret Chinese "police station" in Manhattan's Chinatown. Opening statements began Wednesday in Brooklyn federal court.

NY Waterway will add a temporary fuel surcharge averaging about 5.5% starting May 11, citing sharply higher fuel costs; the move will raise some one‑way fares by roughly a dollar.

Several top federal prosecutors and enforcement chiefs canceled appearances at the New York City Bar’s white‑collar conference, exposing a widening rift with the organized bar. Organizers scrambled to fill panels amid questions about Washington’s new posture toward legal groups.