Gene Shalit, the 'Today' show's longtime critic known for his mustache and pun-filled reviews, died June 12 at 100. His family said he "passed away peacefully."

Longtime WABC anchor Bill Ritter is reportedly set to retire and disclose an Alzheimer's diagnosis on air, ending a decades-long run at Eyewitness News.

A limited 1,500-piece drop of Mayor Mamdani’s $50 World Cup jerseys drew block-long lines at the CityStore and immediate resale listings for hundreds of dollars.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a tentative agreement with the Public Employees Federation; the union has posted a 2026–31 tentative agreement and will mail materials to members for a ratification vote.

A Manhattan condo board has sued a longtime resident and former SNL band member, asking a judge to force the sale of his unit after an alleged rampage that left neighbors afraid. The filing seeks a permanent injunction and damages.

A sinkhole on the FDR near East 120th snarled southbound traffic Saturday; officials urged drivers to expect detours and extra travel time.

The NYPD released a photo after an early-morning attempted rape in Central Park and is asking witnesses to call Crime Stoppers. Detectives are reviewing video and leads.

A West Village retail block at 403 Sixth Avenue sold for $41 million, putting a cluster of storefronts — from Chipotle to local shops — under new ownership.

Columbia will again require SAT or ACT scores, ending its run as the last test-optional Ivy.

FDNY posted an alert about road closures and mass-transit disruptions near Centre and Worth streets in Lower Manhattan this afternoon.

A hush‑hush plan to dock the John F. Kennedy ferry at Pier 15 during the World Cup has alarmed South Street Seaport leaders.

A federal jury convicted two men accused of running Bronx and Washington Heights pill mills that pressed fentanyl‑laced counterfeit pills and shipped more than a million tablets nationwide.

Federal prosecutors say 13 people ran a scheme that laundered roughly 100 stolen cars; two Yonkers residents are named among the defendants.