RXR CEO Scott Rechler warns that massive AI investment is lifting borrowing costs and squeezing capital for new housing in New York.

Queens officials cut the ribbon on Grace's Place, a new senior affordable building in Far Rockaway that brings dozens of subsidized studios and a supportive component. The project aims to keep older residents near transit and services.

A 24-year-old was arrested Wednesday and charged in a Dec. 11 Corona bodega shooting that killed 27‑year‑old Oliver Nava and wounded another. Investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Ousmane Dembélé's early strike in Munich proved decisive as PSG edged Bayern 6-5 on aggregate to set up a Champions League final with Arsenal in Budapest on May 30.

East Hampton’s town board will hear a proposed law May 7 that would limit town cooperation with federal civil immigration enforcement and create a community task force.

Public records show NYC pension funds boosted stakes in seven Chinese firms later placed on the U.S. forced-labor list, raising fresh questions for Brad Lander's congressional bid.

RXR and Korman Communities refinanced Hamilton Green with a $269M loan after a rapid lease‑up of the 477‑unit project, freeing the firm to refocus on Manhattan plans.

Bowen Yang and four others will lead the NYC Pride March on June 28, blending mainstream visibility with activist roots under the "For All of Us" theme.

Showers and gusty southwest winds arrive Wednesday, May 6; most rain falls midday and the city should be drier by Thursday.

The state Senate advanced a set of bills to speed emergency care for neglected pets, ban non‑therapeutic debarking and raise penalties for abandonment and cruelty. The package mixes civil remedies and criminal changes.

One year after New York’s bell‑to‑bell phone law, districts report livelier commons and modest changes in outcomes while research finds mixed results.

A 20-year-old Hyde Park man died after his car left North Quaker Lane and struck a tree on Sunday night; county detectives are asking witnesses to come forward.

AccuWeather and federal forecasters warn the Northeast could run warmer this summer, bringing more 90°F days and a higher derecho risk for New York and Philadelphia.