A 1975 beneficiary form naming a long-dissolved 1970s socialist group just handed the DSA a windfall bigger than its entire net worth.

The DJ accuses The Night Department of faking authorization to represent her and Hekate Records after she fired them.

Lily Rivkin's Flatiron hit expands to 581 Hudson St. after delivery data pointed straight to the West Village.

The German grocer's new 8th Avenue store handed out gift cards up to $100 to its first 100 shoppers.

The workforce-tech firm's new Penn District space can fit more than 1,000 workers as AI companies flood into Manhattan.

Five people climbed out of a manhole near East 82nd Street and fled in a black Suburban, police say, marking the latest in months of mole-people sightings.

Tottenville kids can stuff and decorate their own bears Thursday, while Manhattan throws a centennial bash Friday with giveaways and photo ops.

Hundreds left class at Broadway and W. 116th St., part of a nationwide day of action tied to the Cornell fraternity case.

Lola's Rooftop opens next week at the Sanctuary Hotel, bringing lemon accents and Mediterranean plates to Times Square.

A 50-year-old man was punched, kicked, and robbed inside a Brownsville deli, leaving him with a facial laceration.

Jason Soto allegedly shot Shakim Rivera in the back of the head to avenge a murdered friend. His lawyer says there's no DNA, no weapon, no witness.

Breast cancer survivors will strut the Brooklyn Museum on Oct. 27 as Pink Runway marks 15 years funding Maimonides screenings.

Tyasia Velox died after a speeding Jeep slammed into a wall on the Prospect Expressway. Two passengers survived; no charges yet.