Pasqal shares jumped roughly 60% Thursday after a Nasdaq debut that also left French officials with a permanent veto over foreign ownership.

A federal judge tossed the class action tied to Peloton's pandemic inventory collapse, finding no proof of intent to deceive.

A 15-year-old boy was pistol-whipped near East 15th Street and Avenue J before officers caught up with 21-year-old Tevon Fisher.

Point O' Pines Camp for Girls will now evaluate campers with disabilities case by case under a federal settlement.

A $3,500 reward awaits tipsters as police chase leads on a two-person robbery crew working Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, and Boerum Hill.

The century-old Eastern Parkway branch will grow public space by 50% and finally go fully ADA-compliant.

Jovanni Jamison-Lewis, 36, faces 20 counts after an undercover mail sting in Oakdale led to a search of her Mastic Beach home.

Rescuers on Ralph Avenue are hand-feeding the trio every two hours as police look into who left them behind.

Dwight Singletary II faces 10 to 20 years after admitting to running a Fresno-to-Troy pot pipeline hidden in dog food containers.

At City Hall Park, Assemblymember Tony Simone pitched a tenant-protection package he calls among the toughest in the country.

Steelpan drummers and food vendors take over Flatbush Avenue as Brooklyn marks 64 years of Trinidadian independence.

Maxim Larin mislabeled triggers as clothing to dodge customs, prosecutors say. He now awaits sentencing in Brooklyn.

Each designer gets a $5,000 grant and mentorship from KidSuper's Colm Dillane ahead of the free, open-air show.