An 18-year-old passenger died and the driver was hospitalized after their Ford struck a merging Mack truck, shutting down Route 17 for five hours.

The Bronx Zoo's fall favorite returns with a costume parade, dance party and free face painting for kids 3 and up.

Bluerock's sale-leaseback locks HPE into the Sunnyvale campus through 2047, with financing led by Wilmington Trust.

Watermark at Pier 15 turns the Financial District waterfront into a four-day reggaeton beach party over Labor Day weekend, complete with a Don Julio-topped margarita.

The Union Street spot known for steaks and Sunday roast is turning into a light-filled café with matcha, chai, and no laptops allowed.

CPR and an AED brought back a pulse inside Barn 30 before a helicopter rushed the patient to Poughkeepsie for advanced cardiac care.

The 10-piece Tokyo group formed after the 2011 Tohoku disaster plays its first-ever NYC show on September 22.

Four storytellers, one liar, and a 1936 shuttle stop under Downtown Brooklyn — audiences get to vote on who's fibbing.

The Brooklyn Navy Yard alone gets nearly $56 million to fix Sandy-era flood damage, part of a sweeping regional resilience push.

The cleared site once home to the Subway Inn dive bar has drawn offers from developers behind Billionaires' Row towers.

Daniel Romano of D’Romano’s Pizza fed an elderly woman he saw searching his trash, then vowed to feed anyone who asks.

The old Sheepshead Bay High School grounds have a new turf field serving four schools' worth of student-athletes in Brooklyn.

A new Community Service Society study finds NYC residents hiding cash in coats and splitting rides just to get by.