Commissioner Mike Flynn told a Lower Manhattan crowd that 97% of street parking stays free even as transit costs squeeze low-income riders.

Police say a verbal argument at a Mott Haven business turned violent when an unidentified male threw a rock, hitting an elderly man in the mouth.

Crews have cleared the vacant corner at Fifth and Baltic for a six-story condo building, though the architect and unit count remain under wraps.

The Hell's Kitchen burger chain's East Village outpost went dark, leaving behind a for-rent sign at a storefront with a rough rental history.

Three tribute shows at a Manhattan theater honor the Black dancers who helped Arthur Mitchell break ballet's color line.

A 24th-floor owner says workers used her terrace as a break room and even peeked in her bathroom window.

Lapland Store's Manhattan debut lets kids meet elves and check the good list — but it closes after this holiday season.

Police are hunting two men after a Saturday night shooting at NYCHA's Kingsborough Houses left a 28-year-old hospitalized.

Free Brahms waltzes and a María Irene Fornés drama headline Brooklyn College's slate in the new citywide CUNY Stages Festival this October.

A 40-year-old victim lost his watch, ring and necklaces near Avenue V and Haring Street. Police want help naming the gunman.

Three men ducked into a West 141st Street manhole before dawn Sunday, and were gone by the time NYPD officers showed up.

The attackers chatted her up near Sutter Avenue before the beating began, police say. A $3,500 reward is now on the table.

Cheo Avila and Ai Ito fell in love swapping pop-up shifts, and now their Front Street kitchen stays open all winter.