Great Jones Distilling Co. built an explosion-proof still on Broadway for $21 million. Now its NoHo visitor center is dark indefinitely.

The global nonprofit is leaving 350 Madison Avenue for three floors in a once-empty tower rebuilt by Durst for $150 million.

A toddler sat in the back seat when officers opened fire on Christopher Ferguson in Crown Heights. State investigators say the shooting was lawful.

Five Cambridge-linked biotech and photonics startups are setting up shop in West Harlem, marking the university's first U.S. foothold.

Aidan Connolly built the center from one building and four staffers into a two-site cultural hub. Now he's eyeing the door in mid-2027.

Federal prosecutors warned that those who engage in gang violence and put innocent lives at risk will be held accountable.

Shear Nobles allegedly disrupted a Manhattan synagogue service, making antisemitic remarks and recording without permission.

Kinsmen and SK Development's 184-unit Third Avenue tower is funded, while a proposed air-rights transfer could help finance repairs at St. Mark's Church.

The five-story rental at 263 Prospect Avenue still lacks a certificate of occupancy, even as its website says it's now leasing.

Makhai Johnson, 18, was caught in Georgia after a seven-month hunt for Tyson Harps Jr.'s killer.

A vacant lot near Sterling Street station is getting a seven-story do-over, with unit counts doubling since 2018.

The Ballet Salon, founded by two former pre-professional dancers, debuts October 19-20 for grown-ups who never stopped missing the barre.

Dragoneer and Thrive Capital led a roughly $1.85 billion round, pushing the spend-management startup past Brex's buyout price many times over.