Six‑figure monthly leases are reshaping Manhattan’s luxury market, sending would‑be buyers back to renting and tightening inventory across top neighborhoods.

Brown Advisory will move its New York office to 520 Madison Ave and has promoted Danielle Barrett to lead the growing team as the firm expands its Midtown footprint.

Timbers from an 18th‑century gunboat unearthed beneath Lower Manhattan were conserved and are being reassembled on a museum floor, offering a rare window into the Revolutionary era.

An 80‑foot bridge on the Hudson River Greenway has been delayed for 17 years; city says design work is underway but hasn’t published a construction timeline. Advocates want a firm schedule and safe detours.

Federal prosecutors filed civil forfeiture complaints to recover about $19.5 million tied to alleged China-based pump-and-dump campaigns that targeted two Nasdaq stocks.

Knight Facilities cut 69 workers across 43 former Blink Fitness locations after PureGym ended its contract with the cleaning service provider.

A federal judge refused to toss New York’s suit accusing Meta of using addictive algorithms on kids, a decision AG Letitia James hailed on X.

Victor Willis, founding lead singer of the Village People and co‑writer of "Y.M.C.A.", has died at 74 after a brief illness. The band and family have requested privacy.

The Port Authority installed new LED fixtures and will illuminate the George Washington Bridge towers nightly from dusk to 10 p.m., officials say.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released a wanted alert after a 35‑year‑old woman said she was groped at the Port Authority station on June 25. Authorities are offering up to $3,500 for tips.

A Stony Brook study finds blood‑based molecular signatures linking PTSD in 9/11 responders to faster biological aging and higher chronic‑disease risk.

A 29‑year‑old was stabbed June 15 at W 178th and Wadsworth in Washington Heights; NYPD Crime Stoppers released images and is offering a reward for tips.

Manhattan prosecutors are pushing a state bill and asking City Hall for money to stand up a crypto‑forensics unit after investigators tracked large dark‑web listings. The move could reshape enforcement and licensing in New York.