Zykil Adamson, 26, was sentenced Tuesday for shooting a man inside the historic Music Building, where Madonna once rehearsed.

Joseph Fleischer allegedly refused to stop for troopers and later for Town of Newburgh police during a pursuit near I-84.

Just 300 preview seats go for $16 at the Vivian Beaumont box office, with free donuts for the first 100 buyers.

Population at Crossroads and Horizon hit 374 teens in June, nearly double the legal cap of 259.

The man was wanted for questioning in an assault at Whip-O-Will Campground before troopers shot him. State and local investigators are now reviewing the case.

Tours of the Brooklyn Army Terminal and a DOT sign shop headline this year's 25th-anniversary weekend.

NYPD says three individuals swiped a phone, backpack and electronics before fleeing in a white Porsche near Prince Street.

A truck driver was hospitalized after hitting the Route 59 overpass in Nanuet, and NYSDOT hasn't said when the lane closures will end.

Suspects took $760 and a credit card from a 31-year-old rider before dawn — the latest in a string of violent incidents at the Bronx hub.

The Episcopal Diocese wants to make the 2025 removal of St. Bartholomew's stained-glass window permanent as developers eye 181,000 buildable square feet next door.

ÓOL on Spring Street pours single-origin cacao from Ecuador, Colombia, and Belize — with zero coffee on the menu.

Mark McCall and Keith Agard led a scheme that stole and resold over 120 cars across five counties.

A Times Square auction looms for the Junta Central Electoral over a $982,261 baseball-series debt tied to a voter-registration campaign among Dominicans in New York and neighboring states.