Ron Duguay, the Rangers Icon Whose Flowing Hair Defined an Era at Madison Square Garden, Dies at 69 After a Battle With Cancer
Category: Arts & Entertainment Ron Duguay, the former New York Rangers center whose flowing hair and graceful skating made him a Madison Square Garden fixture, died Oct. 22 at 69…
City Council Weighs Bills to Ease Overcrowding at Horizon and Crossroads as Youth-on-Youth Assaults Jump and Detention Population Swells Past Capacity
Category: Politics New York City Council members heard testimony Tuesday on a package of proposals to reduce the number of young people held in secure detention and improve conditions at…
Manhattan Office Landlord Incentives Top $90 a Square Foot for the First Time as Concessions Hit an All-Time Record in a Two-Speed Market
Category: Business Manhattan office landlords offered tenants an average work-value package worth more than $90 per square foot in the first half of 2026, a record driven mainly by deals…
Queens Man Arraigned on Murder Charges After Prosecutors Say He Shot Seraphina Pereira and Buried Her Body at Rockaway Community Park
Category: News Rogelio Lozano-Garita, 26, of Edgemere, was arraigned Wednesday, Oct. 28, on murder and related charges in the death of Seraphina Pereira, 35, after prosecutors alleged he shot her…
Federal Prosecutors Escalate Midtown Syringe Attacks Case Against Anna Mochalova With Hate Crime Charges Carrying Up to 20 Years
Category: News Federal prosecutors filed two hate crime counts against Anna Mochalova on Oct. 28, escalating the case over two alleged attacks on Jewish men in Midtown Manhattan and exposing…
Bill Irwin and Rachel Bloom Open The Imaginary Invalid at the Todd Haimes as Moliere’s Hypochondriac Takes Broadway
An illustrative view of a Broadway theater entrance at night. Category: Arts & Entertainment Roundabout Theatre Company’s The Imaginary Invalid officially opens Thursday at the Todd Haimes Theatre, bringing Bill…
Griffin, Vornado and Rudin Close $3.3 Billion Loan for 350 Park Avenue as Citadel Signs for 1.05 Million Square Feet
Category: Real Estate Ken Griffin’s affiliate, Vornado Realty Trust and Rudin have closed a $3.3 billion construction loan and secured Citadel as the anchor tenant for 350 Park Avenue, putting…
Hochul Signs Francesco’s Law Requiring Locked Storage of Every Rifle and Shotgun in New York as Ammunition Checks Tighten
Illustrative image Category: PoliticsOctober 22, 2026 Gov. Kathy Hochul signed two gun-safety measures Wednesday, requiring locked storage for firearms when they are not in an owner’s immediate possession and expanding…
Fengate Backs $330 Million New York Fiber Buildout as Pilot Fiber Agrees to Buy Boldyn’s Metro Network
Category: Business Fengate Asset Management has committed more than $330 million in new financing to support New York-headquartered Pilot Fiber’s acquisition of Boldyn Networks’ commercial fiber assets in New York…
City Releases 40,000 More 9/11 Records as Documents Show Asbestos Was Still Found Near Ground Zero Ten Months After the Attacks
Category: News New York City released 40,000 additional records on Oct. 21 concerning air quality and health conditions after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, including evidence that asbestos was still…