A patient in an MSK trial is cancer‑free after a personalized mRNA vaccine; follow‑up shows durable T‑cell responses in some participants. Early but promising data offer new hope for a hard‑to‑treat cancer.

Mayor Mamdani is pushing to grow H+H’s SHOW fleet so clinicians can reach more New Yorkers living on the street. His FY27 budget proposal includes $11.9M for new vans.

Bar Sella opened in the renovated Hyatt Union Square lobby, turning the hotel entry into a midcentury-inspired cocktail lounge with a tight menu of small plates.

A triplex penthouse at Sixteen Fifth Avenue is asking $59.95M and could set a Greenwich Village condo record.

BPCA told a judge that a Battery Park City condo's refusal to allow entry could delay the Lower Manhattan flood-protection project. The authority says the measures sought are routine safety steps.

Hassan Naveed has returned to City Hall as chief of staff to Deputy Mayor Renita Francois while pressing a lawsuit that alleges discrimination under the Adams administration.

The Hawks rallied in the fourth at Madison Square Garden to beat the Knicks 107-106 and even the first-round series at 1-1. A chaotic late sequence decided the outcome.

Odell Beckham Jr. returned to the Giants' facility Monday for a workout and physical, injecting fresh reunion talk into New York’s draft week plans.

New York state and city pension funds funneled roughly $578 million into Carlyle real estate funds, renewing scrutiny of public money backing an institutional landlord. The moves have caught tenants’ groups and watchdogs’ attention.

The Manhattan DA announced an indictment after a Feb. arrest in the December Union Square stabbing. The case will move to state court as arraignment dates are set.

Primark will open a 54,000‑sq‑ft, four‑floor flagship at Herald Square on May 8 with a 10 a.m. ribbon cutting and a block‑party celebration across from Penn Station.

A duplex penthouse at 111 West 57th Street has gone into contract, putting another high‑end unit on Billionaires’ Row one step closer to sellout. The move comes amid renewed activity in Manhattan’s luxury market.

A federal settlement will force retrofits at Chestnut Commons and compensate tenants harmed by inaccessible design. The deal includes penalties and a claims fund.