Summit Properties USA purchased over 5,000 rent-stabilized apartments from the bankrupt Pinnacle Group, leading to tenant concerns and scrutiny over familial ties within the transaction.

A man was stabbed at a Times Square McDonald's, marking the third such incident in the area within a week. The victim is stable; no arrests have been made yet.

Governor Hochul plans to extend the Second Avenue Subway to Broadway via 125th Street, diverting from the original downtown route, with a projected cost of $7.5 billion.

New York City expects similar weather across boroughs with clouds, mild temperatures, and a slight chance of showers, as per the National Weather Service forecasts.

Mayor Mamdani appointed Rafael Espinal as New York City's new Commissioner of Media and Entertainment to support the creative community amid rising living costs.

A 15-year-old boy was shot in the stomach in East Harlem; he survived, and police are investigating the incident with no arrests yet made.

A federal judge orders a hearing to examine the legality of the search conducted by police during Luigi Mangione's arrest on charges of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Lawmakers target prediction markets for regulation after concerns about insider trading arise, such as a suspiciously timed bet on Polymarket. Bronx Rep. Ritchie Torres proposes a bill to prevent federal employees' misuse of non-public information.

NYC extends Madison Avenue bus lanes to improve travel for 100,000 daily riders, aiming to increase bus speeds and support congestion reduction efforts.

Nearly 15,000 New York nurses went on strike for improved wages, staffing, and safety, despite ongoing negotiations and preparations by hospitals to maintain services.

The article describes a weather forecast for New York City's boroughs, with sunny days and possible snow and rain during the week, as per the National Weather Service.

New Yorkers protest against ICE after the fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, demanding justice and the abolition of ICE, amidst debates over the agency’s use of force.

NYC nurses from major hospitals may strike over a contract dispute involving health benefits and staffing. Governor Hochul urges negotiations, with some hospitals reaching tentative deals, but others at a standoff, which could impact patient care.