Court records show E. Jean Carroll received $5.6M after a judge ordered release following the Supreme Courts refusal to hear Trumps appeal. The payment was disbursed this month.

A 24-year-old man was found shot to death on Randall's Island Monday near Gate Circle; police say the investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made.

A design-forward cannabis dispensary called Highest Standards has opened in Manhattan's Financial District and held a grand-opening event. Partners say it's the first legal shop south of Wall Street and plan more NYC locations.

IBM’s preliminary Q2 came up short — operating EPS $2.93 on $17.2B revenue — and the stock plunged in early trading as CEO Arvind Krishna blamed timing and a client shift into hardware.

A new NYC DOT report finds curb parking stayed tight after congestion pricing and that drivers didn’t flood neighborhoods to dodge the toll. The agency says parking scarcity predates the toll.

A judge dismissed most fraud and construction claims against Michael Shvo over the Mandarin Oriental Residences, while leaving limited contract claims to proceed. The ruling narrows the case but won't end litigation around the project.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he will keep working with Morris Katz even as DSA members call for a boycott over the strategist’s role in the Graham Platner fallout.

The state comptroller's new migration dashboard shows New York lost 13,662 taxpayers in 2024, with married, middle‑income households making up much of the outflow.

HPD has targeted a 9th Precinct parking lot at 324 East 5th Street for a 100% affordable housing project. Community groups want guarantees that the homes remain permanently affordable.

Only one Manhattan contract topped $10M last week, though 29 $4M+ listings found buyers — most deals clustered under $6M as sellers trimmed prices.

Prosper Property Group and HM Group USA paid $24M for 65 West Broadway and secured $68M to fund a 23-unit condo project with ground-floor retail. The closing ends years of stalled work at the site.

The 2nd Circuit revived more than 500 private Tylenol lawsuits, remanding the MDL to a Manhattan judge and reopening expert‑evidence battles. The ruling looks at admissibility, not causation.

The Chetrit Group locked an $80M, three-year refinancing on its Maspeth warehouse at 57-18 Flushing Ave as legal and lender pressure mounts across the family's New York portfolio.