NYPD Crime Stoppers released images seeking a suspect in a May 31 Washington Heights slashing. A $3,500 reward is being offered.

A Manhattan man was sentenced to 12½–25 years for orchestrating the 2022 East Harlem killing of Timothy "TJ" Parker, prosecutors said.

Council sponsors and business groups rallied in Chinatown behind the Red Tape Relief Act, a bill to coordinate inspections and speed storefront openings. The Council votes next Thursday.

The Department of Buildings posted photos after a partial parapet collapse in Manhattan and reminded owners about the city's annual parapet observation rule.

New renderings show a larger Kimlau Square, a Parks-led restoration of the 1962 Kimlau Arch, and DOT plans to simplify the chaotic intersection. LPC review is scheduled for July 14.

Hungry Spicy, from the team behind Hungry Thirsty and alumni of Ugly Baby, opens July 23 in Chelsea with hand-made curry paste, 'brutally spicy' dishes and a sold-out heat challenge.

Hope House opened in the Bronx as a residential alternative to incarceration for people with serious mental illness, and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg attended the launch. The program will house a small cohort under a court-approved diversion model.

The Ardsley at 320 Central Park West told residents Legionella was detected in its hot water system; management scheduled a full disinfection Thursday and the city says the finding isn’t linked to the Upper East Side cluster.

A June 12 letter published by the New York Post quotes Peter Braunstein promising violence if freed, a development prosecutors will likely use in the parole fight.

Ralph Lauren quietly added 22,000 square feet at the Starrett‑Lehigh Building, lifting its Chelsea footprint to roughly 280,000 square feet.

A brief federal extension keeps thousands of TPS‑based caregivers on the job for days, but New York unions warn it won't fix a looming staffing crisis.

Dinaw Mengestu resigned as PEN America president after seven months, saying the organization’s response to a New York Times investigation showed an uneven defense of writers. His departure puts trustees under pressure to chart a way forward.

Glasshouses is leasing roughly 70,000 square feet at the World Trade Center for a new downtown flagship that can host up to 1,500 guests.