New court exhibits include Instagram DMs from La Roux and a signed makeup‑artist affidavit that appear in Jenifer An's updated filing alleging Kanye West assaulted her during a 2010 Chelsea Hotel shoot.

Savills agreed to buy New York’s Eastdil Secured for roughly $1.1B, a move that instantly expands the London firm's U.S. capital‑markets reach.

NYSERDA’s 2025 land‑based solicitation targets shovel‑ready solar and wind projects, aiming to speed construction, capture federal tax credits and grow local clean‑energy jobs.

Early Wednesday a 32-year-old man was shoved down multiple flights of stairs inside a Manhattan building. Authorities released images and are asking the public for tips.

A March 11 NFL memo shows the Tisch siblings want to move their remaining 23.1% New York Giants stake into trusts for their children. The request follows disclosure of Steve Tisch's communications with Jeffrey Epstein.

Point72 has signed a roughly 60,000‑sq‑ft lease at Tishman Speyer’s Spiral, expanding the hedge fund’s Hudson Yards footprint. The move adds more finance-sector presence to 66 Hudson Blvd.

Two people are wanted after a CVS employee was punched and threatened with knives at 81 8th Avenue on Feb. 20. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

Trump’s lawyers filed a 25‑page demand asking NY Attorney General Letitia James to turn over communications with Michael Cohen after the ex‑fixer said he felt coerced. The filing asks for transcripts, emails and recordings and raises preservation worries.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after a 65-year-old woman was punched on a southbound E train near Lexington Ave/53rd St on Tuesday morning. Authorities posted images and a tipline.

City councilmembers want gun shops to post graphic warning posters designed by DOHMH. Supporters call it public‑health prevention; critics say it stigmatizes owners.

Police released surveillance images of three people wanted in a citywide grand larceny pattern that touched the 13th, 84th and 94th precincts and are asking for tips.

A March state audit found NYC tripled spending on services for people sleeping unsheltered, yet counts of people living on the street rose — auditors and advocates want clearer outcome data.

An appeals court has allowed a wrongful-death trial over the 2016 death of cyclist Olga Cook at the West St–Chambers St crossing, saying the city may be liable for signal timing.