The $750,500 deal with Israeli firm Cognyte is being reopened to competitive bids after council members blasted the surveillance tool.

The 76-person cocktail bar at 197 Second Avenue serves an ube colada and a burger with banana ketchup, walk-ins only.

A Wakefield industrial building leased to Montefiore Einstein since 1986 just changed hands after 65 years in one family.

Brian Antonio Lopez Cruz faces five to 15 years after the Peninsula Boulevard crash that killed Merlin Lopez, 28.

A 4-year-old suffered head and eye cuts when a hurled liquor bottle shattered his school bus window near Linden Street.

NYPD housing officers caught a shooter and recovered a loaded gun during a Queens patrol, as the 103rd Precinct logs a rise in gun violence.

Chris Christie and Moody's economist Mark Zandi headlined the four-day gathering, which drew brokers from 21 countries to Midtown.

The Queens home tied to Spider-Man's comic-book address has drawn letters from Kentucky to Switzerland — and now a buyer could inherit all of it.

Hempstead Supervisor John Ferretti wants the state to let a public authority buy out Liberty Utilities before bills jump again.

A pre-dawn attack on Southern Boulevard sent a 40-year-old to Lincoln Hospital. Police are still hunting the attacker.

A disabled car sat in a Major Deegan travel lane near East 138th Street when another driver slammed into it on camera.

A Jeep Wrangler turning onto Suffolk Avenue struck the woman Sunday morning; police impounded the vehicle for inspection.

Nolita's famed cafe is back in Chinatown with a new partner, but former staff say back pay and vendor debts never got settled.