A triple board-certified dermatologist will co-own the Ohio-founded chain's debut Queens outpost, its first foothold in New York City.

A pool, theatre, and sports simulator are coming to the Financial District tower, while top floors stay 95% leased office space.

The competitor went into distress in Noyac Bay Sunday morning; investigators believe a medical episode may be to blame.

Clear skies and mild temperatures are giving New York City a welcome break from recent weather swings. Rain chances return late Thursday and increase again Sunday.

Two committee chairs want elementary devices gone too, citing a Wichita seventh grader who accessed more than 13,000 YouTube videos on a school-issued device over three months.

Gillibrand joined food bank leaders in Elmsford to warn that a federal cost shift starting October 1 could swamp pantries statewide.

The 3,300-pound crystal snowflake lights up 57th Street again this November, with two young cancer survivors set to flip the switch.

Sixteen neighborhoods, one 38-day window — NYPD says the pair smashed windows and fled with cash before anyone could react.

Officials say the seven surplus parcels could help working families finally break into homeownership in Yonkers.

A teen's hand was cut near 54th St. and 17th Ave.; the suspect was found inside the sanctuary.

Nassau's county executive says he'd challenge New York's gas-car and all-electric building mandates, calling them a hidden tax on drivers.

Chris Gallant's attorney says decade-old fetish photos won't derail his Long Island House bid against Rep. Nick LaLota.

Osteria Centrale and Mercato Centrale will fill nearly 8,500 square feet where One Vanderbilt meets the terminal, with a 50-seat oval bar.