SL Green Accused of $24 Million Rent Default in Herald Square Real Estate Dispute
SL Green is accused by TIAA and Norges Bank of defaulting on $24 million in rent and taxes at 2 Herald Square. The companies are locked in a legal battle over lease agreements.
NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams Gears Up for Potential Mayoral Run with Upcoming State of the City Address
Adrienne Adams is considering a mayoral run, which may become evident in her upcoming State of the City address, amidst political tension with former Governor Cuomo and current Mayor Eric Adams.
New York Escalates Actions Against Striking Correction Officers with Firings and Civil Charges Amid Costly Wildcat Strike
New York correction officers face disciplinary actions amid a wildcat strike, with under 10 dismissals and over 350 facing contempt charges, as tensions rise over the HALT Act and unsafe working conditions.
NYPD Seeks Public's Aid to Identify Suspects in Violent Robbery at Dyckman Street Subway in Manhattan
The NYPD seeks help to find suspects of a violent Manhattan subway robbery, where two teens were assaulted and robbed by four individuals using a scalpel.
New Yorkers Anticipate Week of Mixed Weather with Guaranteed Rain and Strong Winds Across Boroughs
Varied weather with rain and wind is expected across New York City boroughs this week, with a substantial chance of precipitation on Wednesday and gusty winds in the forecast.
New York's Nuvation Bio Nets $250M to Launch Lung Cancer Game-Changer Taletrectinib, Eyes FDA Green Light with Sagard Healthcare Backing
Nuvation Bio Inc. secures $250 million for the potential launch of lung cancer drug taletrectinib in the U.S. upon FDA approval.
Manhattan DA Indicts Edwin Rivera for Attempted Murder of NYPD Officers During Lower East Side Standoff
Edwin Rivera was indicted for shooting at NYPD officers and wounding a detective during a search warrant operation in Manhattan. The charges include attempted murder.
New York City Crime Rates Decline, Major Offenses Down 14.5% in February, Murders Drop 32.1%
NYC crime rates dropped in the first two months of 2025, with major offenses and shootings declining and subway crime down by 15%, according to NYPD and Fox 5 New York.
New York's Empire State Building Lights Up for "American Idol" Season 23 Premiere Featuring Carrie Underwood as Judge
The Empire State Building was lit in blue to celebrate the upcoming premiere of "American Idol" season 23, with Carrie Underwood joining as a new judge.


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