The proposed settlement remains subject to a judge’s approval after a seven-year fight over near-zero interest paid on swept retirement cash.

Rafael Reihanian paid $3.4 million for three adjoining Halsey Street parcels and filed plans for a 10-unit building at 308 Halsey Street.

A 43-year-old man was knocked unconscious near West 190th Street; police say they still don't know what sparked it.

Rep. Tim Burchett says Darializa Avila Chevalier's old tweet about the flag should keep her out of Congress. Legal experts say the Constitution says otherwise.

The lab inside Infosys's Lower Manhattan office will explore enterprise AI adoption, including regulatory and sustainability challenges.

Jana Petriganova DeGregoris, a Mount Sinai nurse practitioner, says a CT scan finally found what doctors missed.

A raccoon strolled into St. Joseph's Church during a candlelit night mass, days before the Feast of St. Francis. The pastor hopes it was a one-time visit.

Caputo Bagels opens Oct. 5 at 81 Fifth Avenue, built around a sourdough starter at least 45 years old.

USPS took four days to deliver cured meats to Six60One on Amsterdam Avenue — rats got there first, and the claim got denied.

A Manhattan federal judge skipped sanctions but warned law firms that leaning on AI could leave junior lawyers undertrained.

The sip-and-dye concept from Hoboken is eyeing a late-fall debut with an L-shaped bar and 46 seats.

Quisqueya Plaza could lose its year-round car-free status as Inwood lawmakers push to bring back traffic and parking.

The suspect grabbed the teen's thigh and chest before running off near Flatlands and Marine Park, police say.