NYCB's Lincoln Center season opens with Jewels, with the ballet's 60th-anniversary celebration scheduled for Winter 2027.

A felon who fired a gun near Ridge and Stanton Streets has a federal defender who says in a filing that he was being pursued. Prosecutors want 21 months behind bars.

Roasted corn, folkloric dance and drizzle couldn't stop Sunset Park's 15-block Fifth Avenue party from drawing thousands last Sunday.

A new five-story building near the Nassau Avenue G stop could bring a dozen condos to Greenpoint.

Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn say an Uzbek national now faces terrorism-support charges after being extradited to the U.S.

Nearly the whole staff came back, and so did the crowds — Dynaco was packed within 45 minutes of unlocking its doors.

A Bronx man, a Brooklyn man and a Nassau County man drew prison terms of six to 12 years for trafficking teen girls between New York and North Carolina.

The 128-year-old American Academy of Arts and Letters presents exhibitions and interdisciplinary programs in its Upper Manhattan home.

A long-empty lot at Broadway and West 181st could house 1,000-plus students, but neighbors warn of traffic headaches.

Two new polls show Kathy Hochul dominating Bruce Blakeman, and now she's bringing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez along for the ride.

A $25.6 million City Council grant will push Bellevue's adult psychiatric unit to 204 beds amid 98% occupancy.

The famous corner sign at Macy's flagship has come down, and the billboard space is available again.

Abdel Fattah al-Burhan postponed his New York trip after Washington tied his visa to a ceasefire deal, Sudan's UN envoy says.