A Park Slope cyclist was yanked off a Bergen Street sidewalk so a sergeant could park illegally near the 78th Precinct — and the officers walked free.

Police say the man was slashed after a verbal dispute at the First Avenue L station and fled before help arrived.

Pam Liebman says pulling listings off StreetEasy is a battle worth winning, as Corcoran floods agents with $1,000-per-listing ad offers.

Marianne Flippo says Gregg Starr coerced her into a $10 million exit deal while she was medicated and grieving her husband's suicide.

Clouds and summerlike warmth hold over NYC Thursday before sunny skies arrive Friday. The weekend then turns cooler, wetter and stormier.

Nearly 1 in 4 NYC homes sold above asking in August, with 61.3% of Park Slope deals topping list price.

Thomas Lohmann's charge stemmed from an April clash with fellow councilman Thomas McCarthy behind closed doors at Town Hall.

Pour BX opened at 63 Bruckner Blvd. with 20 seats and a Sardinian Cannonau. Regulars already want tastings and pairing nights.

The 96-unit downtown tower hit over 50% occupancy just two months into leasing, even as new supply floods the market.

A Queens lieutenant with 48 misconduct allegations has cost taxpayers over $400,000 alone, records show.

City officials are pushing to reshape a federal tax program so it funds affordable housing, not just market-rate towers.

Apollo, a 4-year-old Cane Corso, scored a 2 out of 9 on the veterinary body condition scale. He's now recovering at a shelter.

Joe Plumeri’s gift will fund a name, image and likeness clinic for student-athletes and push toward a Tribeca business district.