Yidel Weinberger's project relied on assembled air rights and a fixed SRO record error before permits could move forward.

Luz Burke's lawsuit says correction officers cuffed her for court and hospital trips while she was pregnant at Rikers Island.

The provocative Anne Frank parody heads back Off-Broadway this fall, with its original cast reprising roles at the 122-year-old Orpheum.

A yellow-bellied slider survived being caged, hooked, and submerged at Geiger Park Lake. The SPCA calls it severe cruelty.

A Breton Hills resident says the drop-off behind his condo has crept closer for years, and he fears the next slide could reach the road.

Two Bronx officers scrambled out of the burning cruiser near Mott Haven before crews launched a hazmat response overnight.

Anup Kumar Esh says organizers offered him $400 instead of his agreed $1,500 fee, then a mob turned on him. He's refusing to settle.

Amphora opens September 9 on East 20th Street with a cellar stocked with Pétrus, DRC, and Rousseau.

Greenville nonprofit Missions of Honor flew Global War on Terrorism veterans to Ground Zero and the Statue of Liberty this weekend.

Samba, dance lessons and food from across Brazil hit 31st Avenue on September 5, as Astoria claims a piece of a tradition once centered in Midtown.

The suspect pedaled off after groping the girl outside a 101st Street address in North Corona, police say.

Two strangers in a vehicle cornered the woman near West 79th Street before snatching her chain and speeding off.

Milwaukee's newly acquired ace favored his shoulder blade after A.J. Ewing's comebacker, forcing an emergency bullpen scramble against the Mets.