Jonathan Jones was arrested for vandalism and assault during a Valentine's Day rampage in Midtown Manhattan, targeting businesses including Uncle Jack's Steakhouse and a 7-Eleven.

The Gateway Hudson Tunnel project received $30 million of federal funding after a court order, with officials pushing for the rest of the withheld $205 million.

A tower crane has arrived at 70 Hudson Yards as Deloitte’s anchor lease and a new financing package push the all‑electric office tower toward vertical construction.

DOJ records show Long Island chef Francis Derby worked as Jeffrey Epstein’s private cook in 2012 and appears in more than 1,300 released documents. The emails detail meal planning and repeated notes about large quantities of "jerky."

NYPD Crime Stoppers released surveillance images seeking tips after a Feb. 13, 2025 assault on a 70-year-old near East 22nd and Lexington. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.

A protracted bankruptcy tied to Miles Guo’s New York properties has recovered some cash but legal bills, protests and thousands of claims keep creditors waiting.

DOJ files and reporting show Jeffrey Epstein gave at least $375,000 to Harvard’s Hasty Pudding between 2013 and 2019 and attended its galas after his 2008 conviction.

A morning blaze at the Stanley M. Isaacs Houses on Sunday injured three people. One person was hospitalized and two first responders were treated for minor injuries.

A think tank says underused CUNY land could host thousands of affordable apartments and raise recurring revenue to help repair campuses and fund student supports.

New Yorkers experience light snowfall on Washington's Birthday, with a clearer sky and slight warmth expected later.

Tsion Café, NYC's Ethiopian-Israeli eatery, closed to walk-ins due to antisemitic threats. Despite a positive pivot to a vegan, kosher menu, owner Beejhy Barhany faced increased hostility, prompting calls for a civil rights probe into the harassment.

Couples gathered in Times Square on Valentine's Day to get married, propose, and renew vows, celebrated with a new art installation "Making Love" and Broadway performances.

A privately owned service line leaked on the Upper West Side Saturday, leaving several buildings with low pressure and no running water and prompting DEP and 311 guidance for residents.