A former Bay Shore art teacher called the teen his “favorite” before allegedly abusing her in his classroom, a new lawsuit claims.

Gurdeep Singh, 27, borrowed $36,000 to reach the U.S. in 2017 — now his family in Punjab wants his body sent home.

A wheelchair user's struggle at East 156th Street pushed the city to act fast — but neighbors say double-parked cars are the next fight.

Serena Williams will pair with Carlos Alcaraz at Flushing Meadows, but she still has not said if she will enter singles too.

Paul Guarneri is leaving his longtime Beach 116th Street shop for a bigger triple-brand store at One Sixteen, opening in early 2027.

The New York Attorney General closed the case into Nancy Loftus's death, finding troopers could not be proven unjustified.

A draft city report says even 70,000 homes a year for five years would still leave New York short. Comment sessions run through mid-September.

The West Village-born festival that launched Bowen Yang and John Early runs September 8-25, with tickets starting at $20.

The 118-year-old commuter railroad will outfit more than half its fleet with sensors that flag mechanical trouble before trains break down.

A Suffolk County jury convicted Ishmel Owens on nine drug counts tied to three tiny undercover buys totaling less than a third of a gram.

A jogger, her husband, a child on an e-bike and a good Samaritan were all attacked, neighbors say, ahead of a Suffolk County court date.

Around 300 motorcyclists left Gettysburg for a three-state trek honoring first responders and 9/11 victims.

A demolition crew found human bones weeks after the five-alarm blaze that killed a 78-year-old woman in Flushing.