Joshua Crowell, known as “Twiggy,” drew a 27-year federal term tied to a Southampton party shooting and a deadly 2022 overdose.

Brothers, 34 and 39, were shot while sleeping in a Hempstead basement, police say, breaking a rare half-year stretch with no shootings.

Evelyn, a roughly 2,000-square-foot restaurant and bar, has quietly opened its doors on Beaver Street ahead of an August 26 debut.

A 170-year-old Visitation Academy campus with a private pond now belongs to a private equity firm. Neighbors say community offers never had a chance.

Lower Manhattan's waterfront gets a full-sized tennis court again, plus Honey Deuces and a Coco Gauff documentary screening.

Jason Sudeikis leapt from the MSG crowd to sing with Marcus Mumford — his second such surprise in a year after a Kansas City show.

A friend pulled the burned worker from the West 183rd Street blaze before firefighters arrived. His condition is now stable at Jacobi.

Speaker Julie Menin wants answers on subway ads and fake TikTok trades pushing prediction markets to young New Yorkers.

The C-pop group's first-ever NYC show doubled as a celebration of its new album Vision and a century of US-China cultural ties.

Billie Jean King and Dawn Staley will keynote a three-day coaching summit at the Hilton Midtown as the US Open gets underway in Queens.

‘Brooklyn's Bridge’ nearly sold out its opening weekend at The Space at Irondale, an 1800s church that predates the bridge itself.

Americans now owe $1.26 trillion on credit cards, but the New York Fed says stale debts, not new defaults, are driving the delinquency spike.

A pre-dawn crash near Atlantic Avenue and Nevins Street scattered glass and debris across a notorious Boerum Hill corner.