Brooklyn Public Library hosts the New York premiere the night before 9/11's 25th anniversary, with a Times critic moderating.

JHS 62 Ditmas students now have a turf field of their own, part of a 26-pitch citywide World Cup legacy push.

The armed robber fled eastbound after shooting a customer inside a Melrose deli, and detectives are still hunting for him.

A two-and-a-half-hour CUNY retreat at Hunter drew accusations of illegal secrecy before trustees held a two-minute public meeting.

A courier allegedly punched a Barstool Sports security guard repeatedly and dragged him to the ground before staffers stepped in to help.

The 15-screen Second Avenue megaplex, open since 1999, will shut down after its landlord invoked an early lease termination.

The victim walked himself to the hospital after being shot in the leg on Flatbush Avenue, police say. A man in a surgical mask remains at large.

The tech-house star talked debut albums and sold-out sets from the Edge sky deck before his October stop at Discovery Meadow.

JRM Construction Management's 1.3 million-square-foot interior job at 270 Park Avenue includes a food hall built around a restored 1969 Airstream juice bar.

Only 15 Manhattan homes over $4 million found buyers last week, and both top deals needed price cuts to close.

The halal, Nashville-style chicken chain soft launches Tuesday at 273 Canal Street, with char-grilled tenders new to the menu.

A 95-year-old Jamaica Avenue warehouse becomes the East Brooklyn Liberation Center as residents fight displacement one lot at a time.

Police say Georgios Stavroulakis struck vehicles at multiple spots on Pine Drive before officers tracked him down.