From Menands to Elizabethtown, 106 water projects statewide just got a combined $500 million boost, officials say.

NYC gets a sunny Wednesday with gusts near 30 mph and a coastal flooding risk around high tide. The rest of the week stays dry, with cooler nights and easing winds.

A new survey finds 53% of NYC delivery workers got hurt on the job, even as the minimum pay standard remains above $22 an hour.

New York City has quietly blanketed every permitted intersection with red-light cameras, meeting a Mamdani administration goal set in January.

CSC Real Estate's 1931 tower at Lexington and 57th joins a growing line of Manhattan office-to-home conversions.

The century-old bear isn't going anywhere.

A 161-foot tower planned above a Columbus Avenue Gristedes has neighbors at 102 West 85th Street warning of lost sunlight.

A 28-year-old fought back during a predawn robbery attempt near Case Street, and the suspects fled empty-handed.

The victim was trying to break up a crowd outside a Long Island City hotel when a stranger pulled a blade. Police are asking for tips.

Detectives say they heard a dog yelping in a Garden Street hallway before finding a bloodied Cane Corso puppy inside.

Court employees say they've barely been briefed as the Sutphin Boulevard plaza sits closed for a renovation now running months behind schedule.

Takashi Saito's members-only Tokyo omakase touches down at Sushi Noz for three nights only, with tickets running up to $1,800 a seat.

Chef Alan Choong brings his Chatterbox-rooted chicken rice back to 14th Street, with an official opening set for Monday.