The final penthouse at One High Line has gone into contract at about $26.6M, moving the towers closer to a full sellout. The deal comes as developers finish financing and closings.

A Bronx rider says an NYPD patrol car crashed into his quad-style motorbike; a federal judge ordered a potential default step after the city declined to represent one officer.

Trudie's Tavern quietly opened at 524 Court Street this week, bringing rotisserie chicken, a pretzel bread service and an accessible wine list to Carroll Gardens.

Lawmakers approved a bill to strip confusing 'sell by' labels and standardize date labels to 'Use by' and 'Best if Used by' to cut waste and lower grocery bills.

A 63-year-old man was struck from behind at Atlantic and Utica in Stuyvesant Heights; police have released surveillance video and are asking for tips.

Officials say a three‑stage "Phantom Hacker" scam has already siphoned more than $1 billion and is preying on older New Yorkers; here’s how the con works and what to do.

A Bronx woman is accused of siphoning more than $156,000 from her elderly aunt’s condo sale — money investigators say was meant for memory‑care bills, court papers show.

Manufacturing in New York cooled in June: the Empire State survey’s headline index fell to 5.7, with new orders weakening and input costs still elevated. The print missed economists’ expectations and offers a mixed near‑term picture for local factories.

Fox agreed to buy Roku for about $22 billion, pairing Fox’s live content with Roku’s San Jose-based streaming platform and ad business. The deal centers on Roku’s reach and first‑party data.

A Poughkeepsie traffic stop in the early hours of Sunday uncovered a loaded 9mm reported stolen from Charlotte and led to three felony charges. Police released a photo of the firearm.

A 2-year-old girl is in critical condition after a fall from a second-story window in Midwood; the child was rushed to Maimonides Medical Center.

A $290M loan on the Standard Oil Building moved to special servicing as occupancy and cash flow slid, complicating the Chetrits’ fight with creditors and prosecutors.

A Midwest storm last Thursday knocked Amtrak long‑distance trains off schedule, leaving several named routes hours to nearly a day late and forcing bus bridges and reroutes. Recovery stretched across the country as crews worked to reposition equipment.