The new float shows off all four houses and debuts publicly on November 17, weeks before HBO Max's Harry Potter series premieres.

A gray 2025 Honda Pilot vanished from East Tremont overnight and turned up six miles away — police still want the man caught on the run.

Drivers say bathroom breaks shouldn't mean a ticket — the city may finally let cabs use commercial meters citywide.

Daniel Romano of D’Romano’s Pizza fed an elderly woman he saw searching his trash, then vowed to feed anyone who asks.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says the month-long operation hit New York, Long Island and the Hudson Valley hard.

Forte Preparatory's new six-story building at 78-02 Queens Boulevard opens next Tuesday, ending three years split across temporary Glendale sites.

Lavon Smith now faces first-degree robbery and weapon charges after two 15-year-olds were robbed at gunpoint near Bayview Avenue.

The health-focused chain is taking nearly 2,900 square feet of retail at the Naftali Group condo once stalled by a holdout tenant.

An 11-foot sunflower on a Crown Heights sidewalk and pokeweed near an Upper Manhattan daycare show just how far this summer's growth has gone.

A Newport County lawsuit challenging Rhode Island's so-called Taylor Swift Tax could hand New York City property owners a legal blueprint.

A 53-year-old man suffered head and body trauma crossing Corsa Avenue near Boston Road late Friday night.

A firefighter suffered minor injuries battling the blaze at 2182 Barnes Avenue, a building with 142 open housing violations.

CEO Andrew Wang says junior staff at the mortgage-tech firm were rubber-stamping AI answers instead of learning the job.