Major banks are reportedly buying protection on private‑credit funds after heavy redemptions, a shift that could accelerate price moves and test clearing and risk desks.

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.

A federal judge rebuked New York City lawyers after missed discovery slowed a class action alleging the city denies IVF benefits to gay male employees.

A 24-unit block at 123 Washington Street is on the market for $22M, offered as a single master unit and leased to a furnished‑housing operator.

A mounted NYPD officer chased down and helped arrest a woman accused of grabbing a purse on West 72nd Street. Police identified her as Felicia Field.

The City Council rolled out a World Cup readiness package on April 16, 2026 focused on a cultural passport, small‑business outreach, extra restrooms and anti‑scam education.

A 23-year-old hacker known as "TheMFNPlug" was sentenced to 30 months after prosecutors say he reopened a shop selling stolen betting accounts and branded it "fraud is fun."

A Montebello man was charged in federal court after investigators found sexually explicit images of a 12‑year‑old on his phone. Prosecutors say there may be other victims.

A donor‑fat filler called alloClae is gaining traction — but New York surgeons warn it can create cysts or calcifications that complicate mammograms.

A dance-first Summer for the City returns to Lincoln Center this June through August with dozens of free and low-cost events across the campus.

Tim Weil says Rent will reunite for a one-night Broadway concert during the musical's 30th anniversary, while EPIC Players mounts a neuroinclusive revival June 4–14.

A hiring fair in East Harlem on Friday will connect locals to union apprenticeships, civil‑service paths and construction roles for the Second Avenue Subway Phase 2.

Comptroller Mark Levine announced a $4 billion initiative to use pension investments to build and preserve housing across all five boroughs. The plan must win trustee sign‑off.