No one was hurt after three shots rang out near Central Park West and West 70th Street Friday morning, police say.

Newly released body-cam footage details the three-hour standoff on Kosciuszko Street that ended with an ESU officer shot and Simons killed.

One mother says her nonverbal son left the Downtown Brooklyn program speaking. Helen Keller Services now plans to expand to Long Island.

Fergus Farrell leaves the Brooklyn Bridge next Saturday, aiming for Santa Monica after doctors once doubted he'd walk at all.

The Brooklyn actor plays a drug-dealing musician in Music City, staged inside a fake honky-tonk bar with a live pre-show open mic.

Neighbors near West 59th Street say drug use and public nudity have followed the $500 million shelter's opening, and the promised clinic still isn't running.

A 28-year-old woman was attacked and had her cellphone torn from her hands near Grand Avenue and Pacific Street. Police are still hunting the suspect.

Curtis Brown forced women to hit $3,500 weekly quotas and tattooed his alias on their skin, prosecutors say.

A pre-dawn crash near Atlantic Avenue and Nevins Street scattered glass and debris across a notorious Boerum Hill corner.

Tickets start at $35, with a $95 package that includes a copy of the new photo book.

Comcast Advertising is consolidating two offices into 1540 Broadway as the Times Square tower's $150 million overhaul nears completion.

A new state court suit claims Columbia let staff rip off keffiyehs and spray protesters with a foul-smelling chemical unpunished.

Max Klahr allegedly returned home after assaulting his grandmother, who was found bleeding in her Rhinecliff bed the next morning.