Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says the month-long operation hit New York, Long Island and the Hudson Valley hard.

Shomrim volunteers chased down a man accused of blocking three young men’s path and setting a dog on them in Crown Heights.

The 31-year-old was rushed to Bellevue after a verbal dispute outside a Lower East Side building known for its hidden bars turned violent.

Juanita Figueroa says she woke up in the hospital and knew she wasn't ready to go. She found treatment at Harlem Hospital.

Restaurant Row and Broadway plazas fill with dozens of vendors on Sept. 9, from Junior's to Jasmine's Caribbean Cuisine.

State regulators quietly rewrote the rules for deregulating aging buildings, then applied them backward — and one developer says it could cost $150 million.

Police say the attacker fled on foot after throwing a piece of furniture at the elderly victim in Brighton Beach.

The stabbing comes less than a day after a fatal Times Square knife attack left one woman dead and a man wounded.

Neal Dignum says BlackRock never paid promised carried interest — and he wants the lawsuit made public.

Supervisor Ed Smyth says there is almost no mathematical way around the dilemma as the town board debates piercing the state cap.

Surveillance video shows the attacker shouting slurs before fleeing near 47th Street. Manhattan Shomrim helped track him down.

The 1 a.m. blaze at 950 East 14th Street hit a 1963 building with a history of city violations. Both victims were taken to local hospitals.

Some Nassau County families say passports, medication and even Meals on Wheels deliveries have been snagged by a decades-old postal quirk.