Chukwuemeka Amachukwu targeted New York and Texas tax preparers with spearphishing before his arrest in France.

Red graffiti reading Drop Elbit and Pal Action was scrawled on the Capital One doors at 247 East 86th Street.

Winds hurled embers across the Staten Island campus, but the historic church and two schools escaped untouched.

Police are hunting a driver who struck and killed a man lying in the road on Pitkin Avenue before dawn Sunday and never stopped.

Detective Marty Duffy, who helped capture a 425-pound tiger in 2003, hauled a woman back over a West Harlem pier railing this month.

Drugstore opens November 14 on West Fourth Street, bringing its Hamptons-famous Velvet Rope smoothie to a former Latin American café.

Police say the victim was male as C, D and E trains were rerouted around the Midtown station.

Neighbors knew the victim as “Tree,” a familiar face known for playing music on a portable speaker near the park.

Over 90 reports in a week and no confirmed source yet — residents say the fumes sting their mouths.

Justin Torres targeted a 56-year-old grandmother and her 5-year-old grandson at gunpoint in their Harlem apartment. His accomplice got a fraction of his sentence.

A class action claims 420 Kent Avenue renters paid inflated rents for years — and Eliot Spitzer says he'll fight it.

Jonathan Girodes faked IRS letters and pocketed clients' escrow money, Manhattan prosecutors say. He faces up to 8 years.

A girl was found soaked after wetting herself before the Crown Heights bus turned up nearly five hours late, investigators say.