13,000 NYC Kids Flagged Then Forgotten in Mental Health Care Meltdown
A new analysis, reported by Crain's, finds more than 13,000 New York City children with high mental‑health needs were not connected to community care. City reports point to staffing, funding and referral gaps.
Columbia’s $33M Subway Deal Leaves Pricey Harlem Elevators To MTA
Columbia will pay $33 million to widen escalators and add a street‑to‑mezzanine elevator at the 125th Street 1 train station, while the MTA will fund the platform lifts — leaving transit with the heftier bill.
Tribeca Braces for Faux, the McNally Heir’s Late-Night Bid on Church Street
George McNally’s Faux will open in Tribeca in June, occupying a two-floor duplex at 277 Church Street with chef Kristina Ramos running the kitchen. The build emphasizes lighting, millwork and a late-night downstairs bar.
Harlem Bus Horror As 79-Year-Old Beaten On M4 Near 135th Street
Authorities released images after a 79-year-old was reportedly choked and punched aboard an M4 bus at Broadway and W. 135th Street on April 7. NYPD Crime Stoppers is asking for tips.
Epstein Brother Quietly Shops Hudson Square Site As Developers Circle The Block
Mark Epstein has listed 515 Greenwich Street in Hudson Square, a parcel city planning documents have long flagged for redevelopment. The listing brings a familiar Manhattan owner back into the market.












