Jalen Brunson underwent left‑wrist surgery and will spend the summer rehabbing after playing through the injury during New York’s title run. The early timeline aims for a return later this summer.

Jungsik Yim's new Midtown project Mūje serves an eight-course, $150 pan‑Asian tasting that traces flavors across the continent. The menu balances precise technique with playful, cross‑regional flavors.

The Hotel Chelsea's owner bought the former NYPD building at 524 West 42nd St. in Hell's Kitchen for $10M, moving a city property into private hands.

Massimiliano Gioni will become director of the New Museum on August 1, 2026, taking the helm as the Bowery museum begins programming in its expanded galleries.

Lenders have filed at least 14 foreclosure suits against Prana Investments’ Bronx and Harlem portfolio, alleging more than $56 million in unpaid loans and raising repair‑and‑management concerns.

Dolly Parton's life musical will open Jan. 19, 2027 at the St. James Theatre in Manhattan. Previews begin Dec. 7 and ticket presales open this week.

New York Fed President John Williams said falling energy prices have eased his near‑term inflation worries, but he warned inflation is still too high and policy remains data‑driven.

Bricks came loose from the facade of a Midtown East tower Monday, closing East 42nd Street and prompting a DOB inspection.

A 32-year-old man was slashed at the Second Avenue subway station on June 11; NYPD Crime Stoppers released images and is asking for tips.

Vanbarton scored a $352M refinancing on 425 Lexington, a nearly full Midtown tower anchored by Simpson Thacher, as Manhattan leasing accelerates.

Houses of worship from Lower Manhattan to East New York are converting unused land into income‑restricted apartments. The shift pairs mission with new revenue models.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a 50‑year‑old woman was groped on the southbound Penn Station platform on May 31. Detectives are asking commuters to check video and call with tips.

New York Focus sued Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration to force release of her calendars, escalating a months‑long fight over FOIL and who meets with the governor.