The attacker struck the victim repeatedly before fleeing the Sunnyside station on foot. Police have not released a motive.

Sunny skies dominate New York City through Saturday, but Sunday now looks notably wetter, with showers likely by morning and possible drainage flooding.

Tottenville kids can stuff and decorate their own bears Thursday, while Manhattan throws a centennial bash Friday with giveaways and photo ops.

A $3.56 million project replaces Joey Harrison's Surf Club, destroyed in 2012, with a new boardwalk, pavilion and parking lot.

The two-floor Italian spot opens Monday with house-made pasta and an Amalfi Coast vibe near Lincoln Center.

A Brooklyn councilmember wants spitting struck from the city's litter code after video showed an NYPD officer tackling a 21-year-old over a ticket.

Duffy Square turns into a giant virtual pet playground, complete with a Mametchi meet-and-greet and a 30-minute screen takeover at 7 p.m.

Bob Johnny Guzman Soto is due back in Bronx court December 3 after a grand jury indictment in his mother's killing.

The off-price chain will fill H&M's empty 86th Street storefront, joining Target and Ulta on a block already stacked with retail.

The shooting near West 225th Street came just three days after local officials asked developers to bar ICE from staging at the Target lot.

Hundreds left class at Broadway and W. 116th St., part of a nationwide day of action tied to the Cornell fraternity case.

Owners of a 150 Charles Street unit say the former Olympian and her partner torpedoed a $6.75 million sale. A December trial looms.

David Kisan calls it “floral graffiti” — fresh bouquets left for strangers to find in Hell's Kitchen and Little Italy.