A teen witness says police nabbed the suspect in under a minute after he sprayed red paint over victims' names.

An NYPD officer said he kicked a suspect because he feared the man was reaching for a weapon. Video told a different story, and a disciplinary judge rejected his explanation.

The former St. Brigid School at East Seventh and Avenue B could become an 11-story luxury condo, while the adjacent church stays put.

The victim refused medical help after being shot outside 685 Gates Avenue. Police say the gunman is still on the loose.

Minsun Kim, who leads the Long Island Conservatory of Music, now owns the Midtown building housing Hatsuhana.

The 28th annual costume contest raised more than $7,000 for PUPS, with a working Trojan horse stealing scenes.

Paul Lewis preyed on a child in his own church, prosecutors say, luring her with food runs before assaulting her in his car and a Brooklyn brownstone.

State regulators say Larchmont knew of lead-tainted soil months before digging began at Flint Park, now facing possible daily fines.

The Shed will recreate Abloh's Paris office and open a media lab with his raw design files this winter.

Emcee Cindy Hsu shared her own suicide attempt 11 years ago as nearly 2,000 walkers filled the Seaport piers.

Elsa Weingeist says a Funky Town piercer with no license left her bleeding and unable to speak clearly.

Boris Maces grabbed materials from his construction job to slow drivers near Miller and Arlington avenues and protect neighborhood kids.

New renderings show the Brooklyn tower's waterfront esplanade and 22,000 square feet of commercial and retail space, including areas for community and art-studio use.