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.

The boy was hospitalized in stable condition after a verbal dispute with a man outside a Fulton Avenue building.

Officers found the woman unconscious just after 3 p.m. Wednesday off the Belt Parkway; paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene.

The Lebanese fast-casual chain gave away free bowls at its 311 7th Avenue debut, with its sights set on 200 spots by 2030.

Intro 90 could let shop owners stay a year past lease expiration, but landlords warn it could backfire on newer businesses.

ARTECHOUSE NYC opens a Woods Hole-backed ocean exhibit Saturday, complete with a 550-pound robot and a 24-minute deep-sea journey.

A morning fight over cash ended with a stabbing on Bushwick Avenue. Police are hunting a shirtless suspect in red-and-black sneakers.

The 1874 Forsyth Street shul once housed painters Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof before textile artist Dana Barnes made it her studio.

Kobe was found deceased with no food or water near Hawthorne Avenue, and prosecutors say a felony charge could bring two years in prison.

Matthew Papile fled on foot before three Good Samaritans, including an off-duty cop, chased and detained him.