A Manhattan complaint alleges Sean “Diddy” Combs drugged and raped a 16‑year‑old in Lower Manhattan in 2000 and names Bad Boy entities under the city’s lookback law.

Yesterday’s opened on Bleecker Street in April, pairing classic cocktails and wood‑fired pizza in a two‑level West Village room led by chef Robert Sieber.

A New York Lotto ticket sold at a West Village café matched all six numbers Saturday, turning into a $3.1M jackpot.

Thousands packed East Harlem for the 41st 116th Street Festival, a day of music, hundreds of vendors and live TV stages ahead of parade weekend.

A 17‑year‑old was shot in the left foot during wild Knicks celebrations in Times Square and rushed to Bellevue Hospital. Police made multiple arrests and recovered a firearm, according to reporting.

At 100 Centre Street a heavily tattooed defendant grinned as an NYPD firearms expert displayed a packaged handgun. He is accused in a case tied to two homicides.

President Trump has nominated James M. McDonald, a Sullivan & Cromwell partner and former SDNY prosecutor, to lead Manhattan's Southern District of New York pending Senate confirmation.

Two restaurants open Monday at a restored bank across from the NYSE: Yamasaki, a Japanese tasting room, and Bueno, a Latin tapas lounge.

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards celebrated the Knicks on X after a dramatic Finals night, joining fans and officials as the city braced for celebrations.

A Chicago developer's CFO told a Manhattan federal jury that the firm paid appraisal fees to companies tied to two Florida men and received no loan. Prosecutors say the defendants ran an alleged $12 million advance‑fee scheme.

Authentic Brands is weighing a return to Barneys’ Madison Avenue flagship, but experts say the store’s scale, costs and need for top merchants make a comeback risky.

At least 500 Knicks fans turned Bennett Park into an impromptu party Saturday as celebrations rippled across New York City after Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

Registration opened June 12 for expanded free Learn to Swim classes across NYC. The program covers ages 1–17, runs July 6–Aug. 28 and offers thousands of lottery seats.