A Second Street cookbook shop owner was arrested after an alleged scuffle with security at the Together Together store’s daily crowds.

More than 25,000 New Yorkers joined the waitlist before doors opened at 300 Lafayette Street.

P.S. 146X in Mott Haven now has a green playground built to soak up rainwater before it floods nearby streets.

Letitia James wants Polymarket US blocked and stripped of its profits over bets placed by New Yorkers as young as 18.

No one was hit when shots rang out in the South Bronx, but NYPD wants the shooter found.

Tyrone Pope was riding home when a van driver turning left hit him on Farmers Boulevard. He died three weeks later.

A Queens house fire near 249th Street and Hillside Avenue sent firefighters out a second-floor window onto a ladder. Four were hurt.

The MTA projects that flooding could put 80 percent of the Hudson Line at risk by the 2050s.

Macdiel Mejia-Avila, 22, allegedly fled detectives before slamming a stolen Dodge Charger into a stone wall and parked Hyundai.

Both victims were rushed to Jacobi Hospital after a Monday evening shooting at a Bronx laundromat. No arrests have been made.

Hostin says a fellow juror hurled a chair at her during nine days of sequestered deliberations over Daniel Rakowitz.

Clinton opened this year's Clinton Global Initiative by pushing philanthropy to move fast as governments pull back on aid.

A Ground Zero responder received a service dog from Paws of War.