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.

Jase's BBQ, born in a Brooklyn backyard, now serves jerk brisket with passionfruit sauce at Time Out Market Union Square.

A late-night dispute on Decatur Street left a young man wounded and a masked shooter still at large in Bushwick.

Scott Richter, 51, died eight days after being thrown from his motorcycle on Route 212. Chase Godwin turned himself in three weeks later.