Dwight Singletary II faces 10 to 20 years after admitting to running a Fresno-to-Troy pot pipeline hidden in dog food containers.

A contractor cracked the same 30-inch pipe that flooded the parkway back in 2012. Testing on 21 samples could take days.

A former captain says Cesar shorted tips and overtime for up to 40 workers at the $368-a-plate Hudson Street spot.

At City Hall Park, Assemblymember Tony Simone pitched a tenant-protection package he calls among the toughest in the country.

Free timed tickets got Midtown visitors a scented tunnel, a 360-degree photo op, and a take-home product bundle at HERO this week.

Rialto Capital Advisors is moving to foreclose on 350 West Broadway after the retail space lost its main tenant, Amazon's AWS Startup Loft, in 2024.

The state's top judicial watchdog says Judge Frank Mora sued the woman who reported him, calling it vengeance dressed up as justice.

Steelpan drummers and food vendors take over Flatbush Avenue as Brooklyn marks 64 years of Trinidadian independence.

Victims got themselves to a hospital before police arrived, as NYPD hunts masked suspects near Steinway Street.

The 134-year-old Milton Street church debuts a pay-what-you-can concert series September 3, with no one turned away for lack of funds.

A 19-year-old was grabbed on the N train platform before her attacker slipped onto a downtown 3 train. Police say they still have no name.

The driver stayed at the scene and faces no charges yet as police examine the Main Street crash.

A 1930s commercial building near the D train is giving way to an eight-story project with condos, shops, and parking.