Eric Boothe hid in the Bronx and Pennsylvania for nearly a year before FBI agents tracked him through a phone and a local pizzeria.

A slipped collar sent a Hyde Park puppy fleeing into a storm drain — officers and neighbors teamed up to pull her out unharmed.

A Rent reunion, Audra McDonald and a campfire sing-along turned an old brickyard into musical theater's newest pilgrimage site.

CAMBA brought 162 nonpayment eviction cases across nine buildings before disabled tenants sued. Now it must try payment plans first.

Suffolk police say three teens attacked a bottle collector at a Hauppauge market, then tried to rob a Shirley man's e-scooter 19 miles away.

A Washington Heights owner waited years for Article XI relief only to get rejected — with property taxes eating up to 28 percent of revenue.

A 17-year-old was shot near a Belmont daycare and playground — the third Bronx teen shot this week.

A Genesee County gun store and national rights groups say the law criminalizes handguns already federally protected as illegal to convert.

Mott Haven's Bankside towers and new Metro-North stops signal a Bronx renaissance, but over half of renters already can't keep up with rent.

A $149.5 million contract will free Tibbetts Brook from a century-old sewer culvert, easing pressure on the Major Deegan.

The FBI is offering $150,000 for tips on Rey Grabato II, believed to be hiding in the Philippines after his real estate firm collapsed.

Chief Judge Rowan Wilson escaped discipline, but only after admitting his CUNY forum remarks went too far.

Three armed suspects rear-ended a car at 31st Avenue and 101st Street before robbing its occupants and fleeing in a white sedan.