An appellate panel lifted a pause on NYCHA’s Fulton and Elliott‑Chelsea redevelopment, letting lease signings and relocations resume. Seniors in Chelsea Addition face the first temporary moves.

Continuum opened sales for The Morgan, an 18‑story, 137‑unit condo at 38 East 35th with club‑style amenities and a sales gallery now open.

A small affordable-housing lottery opened July 16 at The Ohm in West Chelsea — 10 studios and 28 one-bedrooms priced just over $1,000 with utilities included.

Two former TD Bank employees received federal prison terms after prosecutors say they helped launder millions through branch accounts and enable customer fraud.

Forty‑nine New York justices applied to stay on the bench past 70, and a watchdog group's 24‑page filing objects to four of them.

Gymgoers at Solidcore say they were diagnosed with ringworm after classes at New York studios; the chain says it has updated cleaning protocols while members push for clearer notice.

Two razor-thin Democratic primaries in Manhattan and Queens were called after hand recounts and campaign filings produced narrow winners. The results hinge on a handful of ballots.

Rep. Mike Lawler told Nanuet seniors he pleaded to a DWAI after a 2012 arrest and said 'I let my dad down.' He said the episode followed news his father’s cancer had spread.

A former FCI Otisville correctional officer was arrested and indicted by SDNY on three counts of sexual abuse of a ward. Prosecutors say the incidents occurred on three occasions between December and April.

Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks dominated the ESPYs as the awards returned to Lincoln Center, with Brunson taking multiple top honors and the team named Best Team.

Severe thunderstorms swept Manhattan and The Bronx Wednesday afternoon as officials warned of damaging winds, hail and possible downed trees and outages.

WKRN reports Taylor Swift has been nominated for the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame; NaSHOF’s public pages had not posted confirmation as of July 15, 2026.

The NYPD's 26th Precinct warns West Harlem residents that thieves are targeting vehicle sensors and lists steps to reduce the risk.