Former Mongolian prime minister Sukhbaatar Batbold moved to intervene in a U.S. civil forfeiture case over two Manhattan apartments, saying the allegations are recycled and false.

A cleared 2,470‑sq‑ft West Chelsea lot at 327 Tenth Avenue is listed by BKREA with UAP and inclusionary bonuses that could support roughly 24,700–29,640 ZFA.

A reflective glass curtain wall is going up on JPMorgan’s 383 Madison, part of a wider overhaul that will reshape the 47-story tower and finish by winter 2027.

Condé Nast and the NewsGuild reached a settlement that the union calls a vindication: three staffers received payouts and suspended colleagues were made whole on paper.

Red paint and vandalism hit the Polish Consulate on Madison Avenue Friday; NYPD is investigating and consular officials say they’re cooperating. Community leaders demand answers.

A Manhattan postal worker accepted a May 29 plea that spares jail but includes five years' probation and a ban on USPS employment in a 2023 mail‑truck assault case. Court reporting named three co‑workers in the original indictment.

A long‑running Riverside Drive viaduct repair in Washington Heights has stalled, blocking River Arts' entrance and prompting neighbors to rally on June 13 for answers.

Red Lobster will close its Times Square restaurant on June 14, citing prolonged construction and a planned conversion to residential use. Staff will be offered transfers and extra pay.

About 3,600 SLF sauna blankets are under recall after overheating reports; owners are being told to stop using them and can register for free replacements from Tzumi.

João Fonseca rallied from two sets down to topple Novak Djokovic in a nearly five‑hour classic at Roland‑Garros, ending the Serb’s bid for a 25th major.

Rockrose secured a $404M mortgage for the Archive at 666 Greenwich, a landmarked West Village rental that attracted agency financing.

Cool, blustery Saturday in NYC with highs near 62°F and gusty north winds. Beachgoers and ferry riders should expect choppy conditions and pay attention to lifeguard flags.

Taft has taken a full floor in a Midtown tower and plans to grow its New York bench to about 100 lawyers over the next five years.