Bed-Stuy's Bridge Street AME Church hosts a free courtroom Saturday for New Yorkers with warrants tied to unpaid summonses.

Suffolk County says it will build an Italian American Heritage Museum, but officials haven't picked a location yet.

A Manhattan federal judge skipped sanctions but warned law firms that leaning on AI could leave junior lawyers undertrained.

The sip-and-dye concept from Hoboken is eyeing a late-fall debut with an L-shaped bar and 46 seats.

The viral Queens cookie chain vanished overnight, leaving workers locked out and a founder's lawsuit unresolved.

Matt Cavenaugh and Jenny Powers share the 54 Below stage with their three children for the first time ever.

NYPD released surveillance images of a man in a gold crown and ski mask after an alleged groping on a Brooklyn street.

City Lore Gallery's new show scratches, sniffs and plays its way through Queens sounds and Staten Island mud. The opening reception needs an RSVP.

A federal judge says ICE agents offered no explanation for ambushing immigrants in courthouse hallways. The ban is effective immediately.

Nine-story building near Kingsbridge Road offers studios to three-bedrooms for households earning up to $164,880.

Manhattan condo and co-op sales jumped 8% even as inventory shrank, pushing the median price to a record $1.25 million.

The Moinian Group is reviving a vacant Sixth Avenue parcel it bought for $39 million, with construction set to ramp up in coming weeks.

Codelle Williams, 18, allegedly fired at someone near Inwood Avenue and faces three attempted murder counts. No one was hurt, police say.