Manhattan
BHI extends $88m bridge loan for Midtown Manhattan tower acquisition
Bank Hapoalim’s US arm said the financing will support Idan Ofer’s real estate arm and Metro Loft in the acquisition and conversion of 845 Third Avenue into a 529-unit rental property.
Bank Hapoalim’s US arm funds $203m Manhattan housing conversion
Manhattan district attorney investigates four sexual assault claims against California's Swalwell
Israeli victims of Iranian terrorism among those to be compensated after sale of NYC skyscraper
New York crane snaps and crashes into street, injuring six
Multiple civilians and firefighters suffered minor injuries when the crane boom, a 16-ton load of concrete being lifted and debris from the nearby building fell into the street.
New children's book depicts Jewish Theological Seminary's devastating 1966 library fire
The 56-page book detailed a historical event she had never heard of before: the 1966 library fire at the Jewish Theological Seminary, in Morningside Heights.
Simcha Rothman claims NYC protesters were 'violent'
"A small group of violent protesters attacked me and my wife as we waked late at night in New York," Rothman wrote on Sunday.
Elon Musk accused of insider trading by investors in Dogecoin lawsuit
Investors said Musk trade profitably at their expense through several Dogecoin wallets that he or Tesla controls.
Twitter not paying PR firm's bills after Musk buyout -lawsuit
Twitter responded to a request for comment on the lawsuit with a poop emoji.
Trump accuser defends rape claim after judge denies mistrial
Carroll, 79, has accused Trump, 76, of raping her in a Bergdorf Goodman department store dressing room in late 1995 or early 1996.
At least one dead, 5 injured in Manhattan parking structure collapse
No foul play was suspected.
Hours after arraignment, Trump claims election interference
Trump reached deep into his well of personal grievances to declare himself hounded by political opponents using the legal system against him to try to stop him from winning the 2024 elections.
Trump heads to New York for court surrender amid tight security
Trump is the first US president to face criminal charges and is due to be arraigned, fingerprinted and photographed at the Downtown Manhattan courthouse.
Judge authorizes prosecutor to make existence of Trump indictment public
Trump will reportedly not be in handcuffs when present in New York next week to face criminal charges.
