Allan Dabrio Marrero was freed after more than 150 days in ICE custody and reunited with his husband and church in New York. Advocates say delays in accepting bond raise fresh legal questions.

NYC health officials are tracing contacts after a confirmed measles case tied to Norma in Hell’s Kitchen. Officials say risk is low and urge people to check vaccinations.

ADL’s 2025 audit found overall antisemitic incidents fell but violent assaults rose — New York led the nation and Brooklyn saw a worrying jump in attacks. Community leaders say the numbers demand more security and funding.

Two people were struck and killed by separate NYC subway trains minutes apart on Monday, FDNY says. Investigators and MTA crews worked at both scenes while service was rerouted.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after two men were robbed at gunpoint on East 95th Street; investigators say the suspects displayed firearms and fled northbound. Tips may qualify for a reward.

A Midtown East lottery lists dozens of Manhattan units under $1,200 with on‑site services and resident amenities, according to the official listing and local coverage.

The Giants agreed to a two-year deal with veteran DT D.J. Reader, bringing a proven run-stuffer to the interior as New York retools after trading Dexter Lawrence. Reader’s short-term deal gives the club flexibility while the draft class develops.

Ribalta chef Pasquale Cozzolino has opened a sando‑focused all‑day spot inside Ray‑Ban House in SoHo. The full menu is set to arrive on May 7.

Magnolia Bakery will open its first Utah shop in Holladay Hills this June, bringing cupcakes, pies and its famous banana pudding to the Wasatch Front.

Clashes broke out outside Park East Synagogue as protesters and counterprotesters confronted each other under a heavy NYPD presence. The event tested the city’s new buffer‑zone rules.

Wrey at 222 Broadway has begun leasing with 788 units and five floors of amenities, from a rooftop pool to a screening room.

Office leasing and apartment demand remain firm in New York, but March labor weakness suggests job losses could undercut the market's resilience.

Lenders have filed foreclosure suits against four East Village rental buildings, including 441 E. 12th St., raising questions about tenant protections and management. Residents and advocates say the court process could take months.