A 69-year-old man was beaten and robbed of shampoo and cleaning supplies in Gowanus. Police released images of the suspect they say fled the scene.

A Tribeca garage became the latest battleground over alleged ICE operations, dark-tinted SUVs and a federal ruling on masked agents.

Five people were rescued Monday night after their 17-foot boat began taking on water in the Long Island Sound.

Two men were shot in the legs outside a Brooklyn address Saturday night. Police are asking for tips as the shooter remains unidentified.

JAMS is taking 55,000 square feet at Rudin’s renovated 3 Times Square as Manhattan office leasing accelerates.

A Bronx man is accused of joining a deadly Milford home invasion that left one resident dead and another wounded. He is awaiting extradition to Connecticut.

New York’s attorney general is joining a multistate lawsuit challenging Trump administration conditions on FEMA grants tied to elections and immigration enforcement.

A fully renovated five-bedroom Greenpoint townhouse has gone into contract for $6 million, topping Brooklyn’s luxury deals for the week.

Brooklyn recorded just two homicides in July, tying its lowest monthly total ever. The borough then went 29 straight days without a murder.

Carroll Gardens, Red Hook and Bedford-Stuyvesant are among the first Brooklyn neighborhoods targeted for New York City's 600-port curbside EV charging expansion.

A SoHo gallery says a sudden indoor cigar ban destroyed the business model it built into a pricey 10-year lease.

Port Authority payroll crossed $1.2 billion in 2025, with 20 employees earning more than $400,000 and police overtime driving the biggest checks.

A Catskills summer camp combines kayaks, climbing walls and an around-the-clock pediatric medical operation for children with serious illnesses and disabilities.