Tenant unions, taxi drivers and gig workers could sue directly under the plan, but business groups warn of costly lawsuits.

Scott Harkey's company debuts a 27-by-66-foot screen at 9 Times Square and opens its first New York office.

Chamberlain Nwi-ue, fired from a Citibank internship after 10 days, pleaded not guilty again as his defense seeks more time to review DNA evidence.

Joe MacLaughlin took 22 pills a day before deep brain stimulation stopped his shaking in minutes.

Erik Ermanovics, 56, was struck crossing Sunrise Highway before dawn. Daniel Gomez now faces a charge.

Ratepayers packed Herbert Von King Park demanding public power, while Con Edison points to a 45% property tax jump as a culprit.

A Washington Heights driver swerved clear of a head-on wrong-way crash, then helped pull a trapped motorist from the burning wreckage.

Aby Rosen's firm acquires the retail condo housing Prada's Madison Avenue flagship.

The Historic House Trust is restoring Washington Heights' beloved cast-iron lighthouse, with Henson Architecture leading the design.

The Mexican sandwich shop is trading Brooklyn for the East Village, moving into a spot once home to a sober bar.

A two-alarm blaze tore through a cockloft and two neighboring buildings on Hancock Street, forcing families out before dawn.

Kera plans to seat 38 guests plus 10 at its bar on 2nd Avenue, with a liquor hearing set for October 19.

Residents near West 76th Street first heard its raspy scream in early September — and the sightings haven't stopped since.