Joe and Clara Wu Tsai are divorcing after nearly 30 years, but their Brooklyn sports empire is staying intact. The Nets and Liberty owners plan to keep working together.

More than 3,500 resident doctors at 11 New York City hospitals are bargaining for higher pay and immigration protections.

A group of apparent cownose rays was spotted gliding through Newtown Creek, where wildlife is returning despite a toxic industrial legacy.

A historic Midtown hotel has sold for $95 million to Barcelona-based Eurostars, adding another high-profile Manhattan property to its U.S. portfolio.

New York City’s taxi regulator has signed a roughly 21-year lease for a new headquarters at 250 Broadway. The deal includes rent abatements, millions in buildout costs and a possible $36.6 million base-rent commitment.

The Empire State Building’s observatory is losing visitors as international tourism fades and New York’s skyline fills with competing views.

A vacant building collapsed on Mount Vernon’s North Bond Street, forcing a traffic closure as emergency crews assess the scene.

A Brighton Beach man was sentenced to life without parole after prosecutors said he violated an order of protection and fatally ambushed his former roommate.

Omari Scott received 50 years for sex trafficking and orchestrating a rival’s murder at Brooklyn’s Penn Track. A co-defendant is still awaiting sentencing.

Two unidentified people are wanted after a Brooklyn commercial robbery involving a knife, diapers and food.

The Dutch has transformed its SoHo oyster bar into a nine-seat Martini counter with customizable drinks, frozen Martini ice and just nine hot beef sandwiches per night.

Joseph Morros was convicted on all counts in the Inwood bodega murder of Tykeem Berry, who was killed in front of his young daughter.

A former Citigroup managing director was given a 30‑year federal prison term after admitting to drugging and sexually assaulting women and possessing child pornography.