A 75-year-old man suffered a fractured orbital after a Midtown street punch. NYPD has released photos and is asking for help identifying the attacker.

More than 3,500 resident doctors at 11 New York City hospitals are bargaining for higher pay and immigration protections.

A week of jazz pop-ups leads into two free days of major performances at Madison Square Park, plus a new neighborhood food market.

New York City’s new LIFT Tracker maps more than 100 public sites tied to a potential 50,000 affordable homes. The map could make City Hall’s housing promises easier to track.

A New York identity theft ring that allegedly stole more than $1.6 million included a former bank employee, federal prosecutors say.

A $46.5 million villa owner says 220 Central Park South’s faucets delivered chalky residue and alarming metals readings.

A historic Midtown hotel has sold for $95 million to Barcelona-based Eurostars, adding another high-profile Manhattan property to its U.S. portfolio.

New York City’s taxi regulator has signed a roughly 21-year lease for a new headquarters at 250 Broadway. The deal includes rent abatements, millions in buildout costs and a possible $36.6 million base-rent commitment.

The Empire State Building’s observatory is losing visitors as international tourism fades and New York’s skyline fills with competing views.

A Manhattan judge dismissed most claims against Coinbase over token sales but kept a narrower inventory-sales fight alive.

NYC Public Schools is hiring for the coming school year, and some support jobs do not require a college degree. School aide openings are appearing across the boroughs.

Two people are wanted after police say firearms were discharged on a West 136th Street block. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for information leading to an arrest and indictment.

Three days of free jazz are coming to Harlem and the East Village, with Joshua Redman, Ravi Coltrane and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra on the bill.