Good Samaritans held the clammer on a sandbar near Sore Thumb Beach until Suffolk officers arrived by boat.

A 13,000-square-foot STK across from Union Square Park is stuck in court after landlord ABS Partners demanded overdue September rent.

An investigation found alleged assaults spanned school grounds, teachers' cars and overnight trips across decades.

The MTA projects that flooding could put 80 percent of the Hudson Line at risk by the 2050s.

A long-empty lot at Broadway and West 181st could house 1,000-plus students, but neighbors warn of traffic headaches.

A City Council bill would force at least two traffic-calming devices into five NYC neighborhoods, with London as the model.

Two new polls show Kathy Hochul dominating Bruce Blakeman, and now she's bringing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez along for the ride.

Clifton Savage pleaded not guilty to federal charges on October 16, 2025. The Bronx double shooting occurred in December 2021.

A $25.6 million City Council grant will push Bellevue's adult psychiatric unit to 204 beds amid 98% occupancy.

Skylar Mercado, son of a firefighter who died on 9/11, says a delayed FDNY test left him too old to apply and follow his father's path.

The victim is stable at Kings County Hospital, but he isn't helping police find whoever shot him.

A planted median and one-way side streets aim to protect 700+ students near P.S. 889 and M.S. 890.

The famous corner sign at Macy's flagship has come down, and the billboard space is available again.