The Second Avenue dessert shop cut back to weekend hours before closing for good, joining a long line of short-lived tenants at the address.

Morning showers give way to a potentially stormy evening before a sharp drop into a windy, chilly weekend.

Shackled in tan prison garb, Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores denied new charges in a Manhattan courtroom. Their trial now starts June 2027.

Cheninson Lafontaine, 27, allegedly hit 89 mph before slamming into another driver on Cathedral Avenue. His Mercedes caught fire with him still inside.

The 18-story landmark facade at Central Park South and Fifth Avenue is getting a years-long overhaul. Fairmont has not disclosed the cost.

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.