A $46.5 million villa owner says 220 Central Park South’s faucets delivered chalky residue and alarming metals readings.

A 15-year-old boy was struck in the head with a glass bottle in Brooklyn. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking the attacker and offering up to $3,500 for qualifying information.

NYPD says Stephen Charles is wanted in connection with alleged sexual abuse involving six victims across the Bronx, including a 10-year-old boy.

A historic Midtown hotel has sold for $95 million to Barcelona-based Eurostars, adding another high-profile Manhattan property to its U.S. portfolio.

A federal judge says New York prison officials put a cancer patient’s life at risk through years of delayed and missed care. The court has ordered a treatment plan and regular updates.

A new 10-story Crotona building brings 134 rental units, senior-focused housing and a deep roster of amenities to the Bronx.

New York City’s taxi regulator has signed a roughly 21-year lease for a new headquarters at 250 Broadway. The deal includes rent abatements, millions in buildout costs and a possible $36.6 million base-rent commitment.

Kingsbridge residents say a new rent-stabilized building helped trigger a rat infestation that now has neighbors afraid to leave home.

A first-of-its-kind satellite Surrogate’s Court office is now open inside Staten Island’s Charleston Library. The weekly service brings estate and guardianship help closer to the South Shore.

The Empire State Building’s observatory is losing visitors as international tourism fades and New York’s skyline fills with competing views.

A bipartisan Senate bill would impose age checks, parental controls and new safety rules on AI companion chatbots used by minors.

Crown Heights tenants say rats are overrunning their apartments despite traps, exterminators and repeated complaints. City records show dozens of complaints and HPD violations at the building.

Brooklyn’s 140-year-old Coney Island sewage plant has completed a $155 million modernization that cuts energy use and strengthens service for nearly 600,000 residents.