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.

Federal prosecutors subpoenaed New York Times reporters to testify before a Manhattan grand jury over stories about Trump’s Qatari-donated Air Force One, prompting sharp newsroom pushback.

A former Afghan general was flown to New York on Friday to face federal drug‑trafficking and weapons charges, Manhattan prosecutors say.

Two people were shot at a Harlem basketball court Friday night and police are investigating. Details about injuries and suspects remain limited.

A hospitality team has filed to open Anderson, an all-day New American at 41 St. Mark's Place, with a menu of raw seafood, steaks and the location's patio retained.

Tents and trash have clustered on Twelfth Avenue by the Intrepid; neighbors and vendors say the city’s outreach-first stance has left the block in limbo.

Letitia James says she’s suing to block federal moves that would pull counselors, social workers and psychologists out of schools.

A Manhattan judge ordered Babbo to produce surveillance footage after the union inflatable “Scabby the Rat” was slashed outside the restaurant during its reopening. The ruling gives UNITE HERE Local 25 access to tapes and records it says could identify the culprit.

DOJ calendars posted after a FOIA fight show Matthew Colangelo attending meetings tied to Trump-related federal matters, deepening oversight questions in Manhattan.

A 26-year-old man was killed when his motorcycle struck a guard rail on Harlem River Drive in Washington Heights. Authorities identified him as Ty Rodriguez and say the NYPD is investigating.

UN Women warns funding cuts have stripped life‑saving services from at least one million women and girls, pushing local women‑led groups to the brink.

Building owners say months of Florida video contradict the plaintiff’s injury claims and are asking a judge to void a $35M Manhattan verdict.

Labor leader Lillian Roberts, a formative force at DC 37, has died. City and union leaders offered immediate tributes to her decades of organizing.