A Labor Day repair job at a Hicksville truck dealership turned deadly when a backing garbage truck struck a worker. Police have not released his name.

A Tribeca warehouse loft and an Upper East Side condo led the week, but the $66 million total marked a three-year low.

Raul Morales, 51, pleaded not guilty as prosecutors say he yelled a phrase tied to the July stabbings near two Upper West Side synagogues.

The 365 Flushing Ave. site will hand out food year-round, as Met Council's kosher drive hits a record 2 million pounds.

Ailanthus wants to swap a planned Gowanus office project for 400 apartments, including up to 120 affordable units and a public school.

Shaun McGill's handwritten log from September 11, 2001, now sits inside the 1st Precinct's makeshift memorial, alongside dust-covered gear and photos of fallen officers.

A death investigation is underway along the Hudson River near the gated Half Moon Bay complex, but officials have not named the victim.

A 69,530-square-foot boardwalk lot near Luna Park just fetched double its 2024 price, with a 23-story tower already on file.

Southbridge Towers hosted co-op leaders warning Local Law 97 retrofit costs could outweigh a decade of financial challenges combined.

The new ten-station workout area near East 225th Street replaces aging bocce courts with accessible, free equipment for Bronx River Greenway users.

An 8-year-old girl riding along survived without injury after the go-kart rolled into the water on Fargo Road.

NYPD says the shooter fired multiple times at a group outside 400 Manhattan Avenue before fleeing westbound.

Police say Patrick Santos dry-fired a handgun mid-ride, then fired rounds outside a Noyac home before a SWAT-style standoff.