A University Heights house could give way to new apartments and a parking garage.

New York City financed nearly 7% fewer affordable homes this year, and pre-K and 3-K enrollment both missed City Hall's targets.

Poughkeepsie, Port Jervis, and parts of NYC land the biggest checks, but past state audits show grant money doesn't always reach the pipes.

Five public sessions launch in New York this fall, teaching guests to build boards with cheese aged up to 83 months.

Police say the girl was assaulted near 5th Avenue and Bay Ridge Parkway. The suspect remains unidentified.

A 12:56 a.m. burglary call at a West Neck Road home led police to a stash worth far more than the reported break-in.

William Carlton pocketed winning trades for himself while sticking clients with the losers, prosecutors say.

City sanitation workers have been stuck by needles more than 140 times in three years, prompting a fine hike proposal.

A Franciscan priest doused the beer taps with holy water as Tracks reopened in a bigger, brighter Penn Station concourse.

The Elf Experience opens beneath Rockefeller Center on Nov. 14, complete with the film's original screen-used sleigh.

Police said someone tossed a heavy object from a Bronx building, striking a pedestrian below.

Nearly 60 Long Island districts flagged lead in drinking water, with every spigot testing positive at one Connetquot high school.

Police say a sales pitch turned into a knife threat outside a busy Bronx retail strip, and the suspect is still on the loose.