Federal prosecutors warned that those who engage in gang violence and put innocent lives at risk will be held accountable.

A federal judge handed Laquan Williams a 200-month sentence after prosecutors called him a serial bank fraudster.

The 1899 stable-turned-studio on East 83rd Street once housed Esquire photographer Carl Fischer's home and darkroom.

The satirical prison-break musical lands at The Green Room 42 this November with a retooled cast carrying credits from Hadestown and Wicked.

Bloomberg and Diana Taylor co-chaired the Chelsea Piers gala, where auction items included a week in a Tuscan villa.

A bystander flagged down 33rd Precinct officers, who helped free a trapped driver after a wrong-way wreck on the Henry Hudson Parkway.

The Montana-found Nanotyrannus skeleton went on view at Sotheby’s before its October 27 sale.

A Manhattan judge permanently barred the Dobbs Ferry fund manager after years of frozen valuations hid losses from investors.

Kinsmen and SK Development's 184-unit Third Avenue tower is funded, while a proposed air-rights transfer could help finance repairs at St. Mark's Church.

A Tuesday night blast at the 207th Street Yard injured nine people, FDNY says, inside one of only two major MTA repair hubs.

Police say two men, 31 and 37, were punched and kicked outside 1190 Broadway as citywide anti-LGBT hate crimes climb sharply.

City seeks to shut East Garden Spa on W. 45th St., where a worker was accused of the same scheme in 2013.

A Manhattan judge pulled his own licensed pistol out in court for a courtroom stunt, then swapped it for a stapler to fool a testifying officer.