City DOT has floated a river‑to‑river protected bike lane on 72nd Street that would link the Hudson and East Side greenways; initial designs go to CB7 on April 14. The west side is sketched as a parking‑protected two‑way track while the east side is still being refined.

Omnibuild’s former CEO and an accountant pleaded guilty in the XI fraud probe; the company struck a deferred prosecution deal while prosecutors focus on Nir Meir.

The DOJ and Kroll opened a petition process letting OneCoin buyers seek a share of forfeited assets; filings are due June 30, 2026. Payments will likely be partial.

New York AG Letitia James led 27 attorneys general in a letter urging the FTC to require total‑price rental listings and crack down on deceptive fees.

Marcel, the Roman and Williams–designed restaurant at Sotheby’s Breuer, opens this Thursday with a continental menu, patisserie counter and access to the auction house’s wine cellar.

A man in his 30s was stabbed aboard a southbound No. 4 train near Wall Street and taken to Bellevue with non-life-threatening injuries; police are searching for a masked suspect.

Reports say NJ Transit is weighing a match‑day round‑trip fare to MetLife that could top $100, far above the usual $12.90 — a move already drawing official pushback.

The Alchemy is pitching curated, boutique cannabis shopping in Chelsea and Flatiron as it eyes a multi-store expansion across Manhattan.

Sting will star in a reworked version of The Last Ship at the Metropolitan Opera House for a nine-performance run this June. Shaggy joins him in the cast.

A new late-night dessert and coffee spot quietly opened on Ninth Avenue, serving crepes, waffles and coffee. The space once housed businesses tied to Lunchbox Exotics.

Crews have formed foundations at 1482 First Avenue as work advances on a 30‑story, 86‑unit tower. Financing from Helaba cleared the way and delivery is eyed for late 2027.

A Las Raíces lottery in East Harlem lists studios from $788 and one-bedrooms under $1,000. Unit counts, income bands and application details are on NYC Housing Connect.

After Eden converts a daytime Vietnamese café into a Southeast Asian–flavored cocktail bar, bringing coffee, quirky pastries and late-night drinks to Orchard Street.