A newly active Canada‑to‑New York power cable tripped offline during the July heat wave, cutting a key supply and prompting city pleas for conservation as crews work to restore service.

Zar Property NY paid $28M for 118 West 22nd Street, a 12‑story Flatiron building, with roughly $19.6M in financing arranged. The seller was Adlie Associates.

Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson has taken an equity stake in New York 6born Just Salad, becoming the chain's first athlete partner as it accelerates expansion.

DOT data show pedestrian deaths fell to 46 in the first half of 2026 — the lowest half-year total since Vision Zero began — even as overall traffic fatalities ticked up. City officials credit redesigns and enforcement but advocates say more work is needed.

Rithm Capital is arranging a $415M refinance for 31 West 52nd Street that will retire existing debt and fund leasing obligations, with a July 15 closing target.

A New York appellate court revived CSN Realty’s effort to pierce the corporate veil and collect roughly $3 million tied to a failed 2252 Third Avenue deal.

Manhattan's Q2 report shows a record median sales price of $1.25M even as listings fell and sales cooled, tightening the spring market. Buyers felt the squeeze at the midtier while the top strengthened.

An Albany judge ruled that taxpayers won’t cover more than $700,000 in legal fees for Melissa DeRosa after she was dismissed from a federal lawsuit. Her lawyers say they will appeal.

Andrea Soros Colombel and husband Eric Colombel sold a combined West Village townhouse for about $46 million, records show.

A 57-year-old man was wounded in a March 6 East Harlem shooting; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a July 1 wanted alert and is asking the public for tips.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a fresh wanted alert in the unresolved 2016 Central Park blast, sharing a photo of a distinctive bag and offering $17,500 for tips. Investigators say the packaging could help break an almost-decade-old case.

A Manhattan federal complaint says thousands of World Cup resale buyers were left without tickets after last‑minute cancellations. Plaintiffs seek at least $5 million.

Doormen and porters at Hudson Hill Condominium walked off on Wednesday, accusing the condo board of unpaid wages tied to a tax‑abatement dispute. The union says it is pursuing back pay while staff picket outside the Midtown building.