B’nai Jeshurun welcomed a Czech Torah scroll once left to rot for decades, timed near Kristallnacht's 88th anniversary.

A 40-unit building with a penthouse and rear yard is proposed for 1846 Washington Avenue, steps from the Tremont Avenue subway stop.

The man was awaiting trial on an attempted-murder charge when he was found dead at the Robert N. Davoren Center.

The Portland chain's first NYC shop offers free Voodoo Doll doughnuts to early birds and donates proceeds to City Harvest.

Luke Havranek kept his Wheel of Fortune win secret for nearly three months before celebrating with his Yonkers co-workers at a watch party.

Crews broke ground on an accessibility and systems upgrade at the 329-year-old Queens farm site, with work wrapping in spring 2027.

A half-dozen tents sit beneath the pavilion with a couch, charging station and music — while residents say the stench keeps them away.

Downtown Freehold gears up for the Born to Run 5-Mile Race on November 27, with proceeds feeding the local food pantry.

Flu cases are climbing fastest among children in Brooklyn and Manhattan, with state officials urging shots now.

A baseball player now runs Mount Saint Vincent's books, budgets and barista crew as the Bronx's first student-led Saxbys cafe.

The investment bank is leaving 2 Wall Street for six floors at 32 Old Slip, with movers slated to arrive in early 2028.

Police are seeking tips after the Friday afternoon punch.

Sydney Forbes faced arraignment Sunday as police continue investigating the October incident at Tutor Time.