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e.vnexpress.netThree journalists received subpoenas to appear before a federal grand jury in Manhattan after a news outlet published a story about an Air Force One flight. The Justice Department described the reporters as material witnesses and said it seeks the source of classified information…
cnbc.comAnya, using a pseudonym, told BBC News she lived for years in one of Jeffrey Epstein's East 66th Street apartments before his brother ordered her to leave after his 2019 death. She detailed grooming, sexual assaults, and coercive tactics that kept her and other assistants depende…
upi.comDAWN and Taxpayer Alliance Against Genocide filed suit in Manhattan federal court, alleging that sanctions on the International Criminal Court have restricted their advocacy work. The groups say the measures have prompted them to alter or halt activities related to Palestinian is…
news18.comA Manhattan judge ruled Tuesday that Chirayu Rana can move his case from state to federal court. The order requires Rana to pay related legal fees and disclose witness identities while allowing separate defamation claims by Lorna Hajdini to proceed independently.
benzinga.comThe German discounter launched its newest US location beneath The Ellery complex on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The move forms part of a $9 billion plan to add 800 stores nationwide over five years.
forbes.comA developer who avoided public attention has a large Manhattan project stalled. The building's status is unresolved.
Fox NewsActing Attorney General Todd Blanche authorized a Manhattan grand jury to subpoena records as part of an investigation into Singham's funding of advocacy groups. The probe was opened by U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton in the Southern District of New York.
A former chief financial officer of The Epoch Times admitted in Manhattan federal court to participating in a scheme that moved about $67 million in fraud proceeds. Prosecutors agreed to dismiss additional charges in exchange for the plea.
abcnews.go.comIRS data showed Manhattan gained the most new tax filers of any U.S. county between 2022 and 2023 while losing $922 million in adjusted gross income. Several other New York counties recorded large net outflows of filers during the same period.
The IndependentThe company purchased a six-story property near Gramercy Park. The acquisition marks its first owned office space in Manhattan.
cnbc.comA Manhattan federal appeals court rejected a request to keep funds in a court account. The money stems from a 2023 trial verdict. The amount held now totals about $5.8 million with interest.
New York PostMetroLoft is defending a $376 million construction defect lawsuit at 443 Greenwich St. The case alleges structural flaws and other issues at the former factory converted into luxury residences.
Nbc NewsConstruction workers discovered buckling beams Tuesday morning in a 37-story building at 235 E. 42nd Street, prompting officials to evacuate several Midtown blocks and establish a frozen zone. Emergency crews installed temporary shoring and reported the structure had stabilized b…
The IndependentCrews worked overnight to secure an under-construction apartment building in Manhattan after columns buckled and floors sagged. Officials said the structure has been stabilized, though some nearby buildings remain under evacuation orders and streets stay closed.
Two support columns in a Manhattan high-rise under construction buckled, leaving the building at risk of collapse. Officials said engineers are working to stabilize the structure.
abcnews.go.comA 37-story building on East 42nd Street and seven surrounding structures were cleared Tuesday morning. Officials reported continued shifting in two buckled columns on the 21st floor and established a frozen zone barring traffic.
nypost.comA 33-story building under construction in Midtown Manhattan was evacuated after inspectors found buckled columns, cracks, and sagging floors. Nearby buildings and a school were also cleared as a precaution, with streets closed between First and Third Avenues.
winnipegfreepress.comA Manhattan Supreme Court filing alleges Marc Kasowitz's firm retained more than $6.4 million from a Columbia University settlement reached earlier this year on behalf of 43 Jewish and Israeli students. The complaint says the firm withheld billing records and used a non-appealabl…
nbcnews.comA federal judge in Manhattan rejected a request for more time to respond to a demand for payment of a civil judgment. The order sets a July 7 deadline for a reply.
abcnews.go.comThe city's first tax on high-value second homes began July 1 and applies to non-primary residences above $5 million. Compass reported year-over-year gains in Manhattan contract activity for properties priced from $10 million upward during the second quarter. Officials project ann…
enr.comTwo extreme climbers were arrested after reaching the top of a Manhattan building and getting engaged. Police said the pair broke a security door during the climb.
cnet.comCity officials announced security measures ahead of multiple July Fourth celebrations expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors. The plans include additional officers, screenings at viewing areas, and road closures across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained an Ecuadorian man, a Dominican man, and a Guatemalan man at Manhattan immigration courts over the past week. The arrests followed a May 18 federal court order limiting such actions.
The IndependentThe trailer shows Messi entering a cafe where Peter Parker is seated. Parker changes into his costume and the pair swing across the Manhattan skyline.
nypost.comActing Attorney General Todd Blanche authorized subpoenas targeting Neville Roy Singham's financial network. Fox News reported Singham routed $278 million to nonprofits since 2017. Lawmakers cited alleged CCP ties and prior calls for investigation.
New York PostA Manhattan federal judge issued a permanent order Monday preventing the withholding of federal money for the $16 billion Gateway tunnel project. The ruling found the funding suspension violated federal law.
A Manhattan federal court sentenced a 57-year-old man to 30 years in prison and ordered him to forfeit $889 million after a jury convicted him of racketeering, fraud, and money laundering. Prosecutors said the schemes ran for five years and involved thousands of victims.
New York PostA private memorial service for music executive Clive Davis took place Monday at Central Synagogue on the Upper East Side. Several recording artists who worked with Davis attended and spoke about their careers.
forbes.comFAO Schwarz opened a second Manhattan location inside Nordstrom's flagship store on West 57th Street. The move is part of a broader partnership that will place FAO Schwarz products on Nordstrom's website and later in additional stores nationwide.
eonline.comLuigi Mangione, 28, will appear in Manhattan federal court on Monday to address the schedule of his federal trial. He faces stalking charges in the federal case and murder charges in a separate state proceeding over the December 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson…
New York PostSublease space in Manhattan dropped to less than half its late-2022 peak. Technology and AI companies accounted for most of the absorption through new leases signed in the first half of 2026.
nypost.comAn orange clutch designed by a New York-based label will be shown at a Manhattan museum through June 28. The accessory gained attention during a professional basketball team's postseason run.
FortuneJack Schlossberg, 33, grandson of the late President John F. Kennedy, was defeated Tuesday by New York state Assembly Member Micah Lasher in the Democratic primary for an open U.S. House seat in Manhattan. Lasher, endorsed by Rep. Jerry Nadler, now faces a general election in a d…
New York PostDaniel Vern Joly and his father Daniel Joly were indicted on felony weapon charges after selling guns to undercover NYPD detectives. Authorities also charged two other men in the operation that moved firearms and ammunition worth more than $46,000.
foxnews.comreason.com reported that the California Department of Public Health supported a 2025 study on sales bans in Beverly Hills and Manhattan Beach while contracting with a lobbyist for endgame policy outreach. The reporting detailed data sharing, polling design, and collaboration with…
Nbc NewsClive Davis died Monday in Manhattan at age 94 of age-related illness. He had been hospitalized earlier in June for an upper respiratory issue before returning home.
ultimateclassicrock.comClive Davis died at his home in Manhattan at age 94 after a 50-year career. He led Columbia Records and later Arista and J Records.
nypost.comNorwegian supporters gathered in Manhattan on June 21 to stage the synchronized Viking Row routine ahead of their team's June 23 World Cup fixture against Senegal. The display followed a 4-1 opening win over Iraq and coincided with identical performances in Oslo and on New York s…
wwd.comThe New York Knicks celebrated their NBA championship with a parade through lower Manhattan. More than a million fans attended the event on Thursday.
ABC NewsCandidates in several House races made closing appeals Monday ahead of the June 23 primaries. Mayor Zohran Mamdani promoted three endorsed contenders while a Manhattan contest drew attention for its field of challengers.
The Free PressThe New York Knicks defeated opponents to claim the 2026 NBA championship, ending a 53-year title drought. More than one million fans attended a parade and rally in Lower Manhattan on June 18.
Photographs showed the first sunrise of summer over midtown Manhattan on Sunday. The solstice marks the start of astronomical summer north of the equator.
nypost.comThe elite Manhattan school canceled its eighth-grade dance and barred implicated students from graduation after discovering hate speech in yearbooks.
ForbesA longtime public health leader with experience at global health organizations has entered the Democratic primary for New York’s 12th Congressional District. The candidate cited federal public health staffing reductions and an infectious disease outbreak response as reasons for r…
New York PostTwo Manhattan residents face federal charges after authorities say they imported seven tons of gamma-butyrolactone, a substance also used as a date-rape drug. Prosecutors allege the pair brought in enough for roughly one million doses between August 2023 and June.
Nbc NewsMore than two million people lined lower Manhattan streets on June 18, 2026, for the Knicks' first championship parade in 53 years. Fans arrived hours early despite limited viewing space and subway restrictions south of Canal Street. The event ended with a City Hall ceremony wher…
New York PostLuigi Mangione’s lawyers withdrew notice of a psychiatric defense one day after filing it. The move came after a Manhattan judge ordered disclosure of medical records by Thursday afternoon.
ESPNThousands gathered in Manhattan on June 18 for the Knicks' ticker-tape parade after the team's first NBA title in 53 years. Some fans used the event for proposals while one couple relocated their City Hall wedding.
nypost.comThomas Müller said he was unable to reach a training session after traffic from the Knicks championship parade blocked his route through Manhattan. The parade took place Thursday morning along the Canyon of Heroes.
justjared.comThe New York Knicks held a ticker-tape parade through lower Manhattan on Thursday after winning the NBA Finals. City officials and celebrities attended the event marking the team's first championship in 53 years.
nypost.comJalen Brunson scored 45 points in Game 5 and lifted the Larry O’Brien trophy during a ticker-tape parade through Lower Manhattan on June 18, 2026.
ESPNTens of thousands gathered in lower Manhattan on Thursday for the Knicks' victory parade. A chant directed at Victor Wembanyama drew online criticism even as the event marked the end of a 53-year title drought.
Le MondeThousands of fans lined lower Manhattan on June 18 for a city-organized parade marking the New York Knicks' NBA championship win. The 10-block route from Bowling Green to City Hall featured 2,500 pounds of confetti and a large police presence.
Usa TodayNew York Knicks players Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart will throw out the first pitches at Yankee Stadium on June 17 before the team's parade through Lower Manhattan. The Yankees announced the appearance hours after the Knicks won the NBA Finals.
New York PostA center will ride in one of his custom trucks during Thursday's parade through lower Manhattan. The event marks the team's first title in over five decades.
New York PostA 28-year-old man charged with fatally shooting a health insurance executive is scheduled for a public pretrial appearance Tuesday. The hearing follows an earlier closed proceeding whose records remain sealed.
foxnews.comMangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in 2024, faces a key state court hearing this week as his legal defense fund exceeds $1.5 million.
New York PostThe Knicks defeated the Spurs 94-90 in Game 5 to claim their first championship in 53 years. Hours later, gunfire, stabbings, and arson broke out near Times Square, injuring ten officers and a teenager.
New York PostA 17-year-old was shot in the foot and school buses were set on fire during post-championship celebrations in Manhattan early on June 15, 2026.
The Knicks won the NBA championship on June 14, 2026, ending a 53-year title drought. A city post confirmed the parade will take place Thursday in Manhattan.