Fintech firm Clear Street is extending its lease at 4 World Trade Center and will now occupy the entire 46th floor of the iconic building. This significant expansion underscores the company’s growth and reflects continued confidence in New York City’s commercial real estate market.
As the humid weekend stretches into Sunday, New Yorkers can expect the muggy conditions to persist. CBS News New York’s John Elliott delivers the latest First Alert Forecast, keeping residents informed about what to anticipate.
Brad Pitt, 61, stepped out in New York City on June 14, showcasing a flashy blue ensemble during a dinner date with girlfriend Ines de Ramon at the Italian restaurant hotspot Carbone. Earlier that day, the F1 movie star made another bold statement in a tie-dye outfit.
New York City residents may miss out on today’s Manhattanhenge as clouds and rain threaten to obscure the biannual spectacle. The mixed weather forecast creates uncertainty about the visibility of the event that happens only twice a year.
A Mexican naval sailboat carrying 277 people collided with the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday evening, resulting in the deaths of two crew members and injuries to several others. The incident occurred when the vessel scraped the bottom of the iconic bridge, leading to a tragic outcome.
Rainy weather has returned to the New York City area, bringing a chance of showers that will persist throughout the rest of the week. Residents are advised to prepare for ongoing wet conditions and stay informed about when the weather will be at its worst.
New Yorkers can look forward to a bright and warm Easter Sunday, as John Elliott delivers an optimistic forecast on CBS News New York.
In a vibrant display of creativity, New Yorkers filled the streets for the Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival, donning over-the-top outfits and dressing their pets in festive attire. The annual celebration highlighted the city’s unique flair for fashion and community spirit.
A Brooklyn pet store owner faces accusations of kidnapping city pigeons and selling them as live shooting targets, shedding light on a disturbing underworld exploiting urban wildlife.
In a move to enhance residents’ safety, the NYPD has announced a new Quality of Life Division aimed at tackling issues like reckless e-bike driving, illegal vending, and outdoor substance use. The unit will bring together specially trained officers to address these everyday problems impacting New Yorkers.
