Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn say defendants who responded to a 311 prostitution complaint committed acts that violated a vulnerable victim’s civil rights. The U.S. Attorney's Office says it will pursue accountability.

A meditation instructor who taught at P.S. 108 in East Harlem was removed after investigators said he inappropriately touched a 6‑year‑old, prompting a probe into vetting.

Rockland County prosecutors say 35‑year‑old Yamil Caraballo was arrested after U.S. Postal Inspectors and a narcotics task force seized about 1.2 pounds of fentanyl.

The City Council’s March forecast finds stronger tax revenue and nearly $1.7 billion in savings that could spare the Rainy Day Fund.

A wave of newly delivered warehouse and flex space pushed New York industrial asking rents into negative year‑over‑year territory, boosting tenant leverage across the metro.

A late-night pursuit on the Palisades Interstate Parkway ended in the Palisades Center parking lot Monday night; a driver was taken into custody and a passenger was found in the car.

Federal probes into banks' AI hiring tools raise questions about bias in résumé screeners. Here’s what researchers and regulators are watching and how applicants can respond.

AMTD Digital’s TGE closed on the former Hilton Garden Inn in Tribeca for US$69M and has rebranded it AMTD IDEA Tribeca Hotel with plans for an “Art Newspaper House.”

A Jeep plunged through Lake Mahopac’s ice Monday evening; emergency crews pulled a woman from the water and she was hospitalized in critical condition.

Carlyle signed a 10‑year, 150,036‑sq‑ft lease at 245 Park Avenue and added about 52,000 sq ft at 200 Park, bringing its Park Avenue footprint to roughly 202,000 sq ft.

The HOPE homeless count was rescheduled for Tuesday night, but volunteer signups are running far below last year’s level, officials say. Outreach teams need more canvassers across the five boroughs.

A Suffolk County grand jury returned a 19-count indictment — including aggravated vehicular homicide — after the Jan. 31 crash that killed Officer Patricia Espinosa.

Spaccarelli’s reopened Feb. 12 as Spaccarelli’s by Zuppa, with a remodeled dining room and an updated menu from the Zuppa Restaurant Group.