Video clips show people striking NYPD officers in Washington Square Park; detectives are investigating and several officers were hospitalized.

Grocery staples are getting pricier in Brooklyn, squeezing household budgets and stretching local food pantries across the city. Data and local groups show a tightening safety net.

Carnegie Hall will debut a three‑day Indian Music Festival in May 2027, backed by a $10 million endowment from Ila and Dinesh Paliwal and featuring classical and contemporary programming.

Permits show an 18‑story, 180‑foot mixed‑use building proposed at 503 Grand Avenue with 69 residences and a small storefront, according to permit paperwork.

Bondi-born THISBOWL claimed a roughly 2,000-sq-ft storefront at 1880 Broadway for its fifth NYC location, joining West Elm and other retail tenants on Broadway.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after a 37-year-old man was slashed inside a Crown Heights building on Jan. 16. Authorities are offering up to $3,500 for information.

Clay Lifflander has listed his 2,500‑sq‑ft Central Park South penthouse for about $20M; the co‑op includes 1,200 sq ft of terraces and a hefty monthly maintenance fee.

Parents say Mount Sinai paused pediatric gender-affirming treatment and referred families to private clinics as federal rules loom.

Federal prosecutors say a bogus firm called CM Bufete staged fake hearings, impersonated judges and stole more than $100,000 from migrants.

A 17-year-old was shot in the shoulder on Fenimore Street in Prospect Lefferts Gardens; police are searching for a masked suspect.

SUNY researchers say dim indoor light during close-up work may be driving the rise in nearsightedness and offer simple fixes for parents, schools and commuters.

Comptroller Mark Levine says NYC tax receipts are strong but job growth is narrowly concentrated in home health and social services, and he urged action to broaden gains.

A Long Island therapist was sentenced after admitting to distributing videos and images of infant sexual abuse, federal prosecutors said. The U.S. Attorney’s Office called the material "sordid."