Marex is relocating its NYC offices to Rudin’s 560 Lexington, taking nearly 40,000 sq ft and opening up a large sublease block at Two Grand Central. The deal underscores demand for upgraded Midtown space.

The Met's 'Raphael: Sublime Poetry' gathers 200+ works and rare loans, revealing the artist's process in a landmark New York exhibition.

The NYPD's head therapist resigned after a probe flagged alleged moonlighting and hours billed to the department.

Family says a missing Financial District banker was identified as a man buried on Hart Island; court papers allege investigators failed to compare fingerprints.

The Writers Guild says it has a tentative four‑year deal with studios that lifts streaming pay, bolsters health and pension funds and adds limits on AI training — pending a member vote.

Drone footage captured a massive Paterson fire as crews battled a multi-alarm blaze. No injuries were reported, and investigators remain on scene.

Despite antitrust rulings and rule changes, New York agent commissions remain near 5.7 percent. Brokers say the shift changed conversations, not pay.

A federal judge in Manhattan allowed parts of a discrimination suit against NYC’s Human Resources Administration to proceed while trimming other claims.

Goop Kitchen signage was spotted at 346 East 92nd Street, marking Gwyneth Paltrow’s latest New York push. The delivery‑first menu follows the brand’s ‘Certified Clean’ rules.

Three Colorado YouTubers say they were shot at while trespassing at Epstein's former Zorro Ranch; deputies cited them and prosecutors reviewed the manager's conduct.

A typo in New York's withholding table briefly reduced refunds for roughly 50,000 filers. The state says it fixed the error and will reprocess affected returns automatically.

An Assembly bill would let New Yorkers claim up to $900 per year for pet expenses — covering everyday items and vet care if it becomes law.

A Bronx gang member admitted in federal court that he killed a man in 2021; federal sentencing is set for Aug. 18, 2026.