Daniel Almonte allegedly jumped into a 2:30 a.m. traffic stop in Inwood and grabbed a fellow officer. He's now suspended without pay.

The Apthorp claims the owner of a 8,400-square-foot combined unit owes nearly $929,000 in unpaid charges, interest and fees.

A federal grand jury indicted a man accused of strangling a medical resident at the Manhattan VA eye clinic, with the case now before Judge Loretta A. Preska.

Diners waited up to three hours to say goodbye to the Lenox Hill trattoria, after a 2,100-signature petition prompted founder Aldo Bozzi to extend the lease for a couple more months.

The new East 86th Street spot is LaserAway's 15th NYC clinic and sits just blocks from an existing location on Second Avenue.

The man died at Harlem Hospital after staff at QSAC restrained him Friday; a 54-year-old staffer was also hospitalized.

Lawmakers and labor leaders packed the Intrepid for a summit tackling veteran homelessness, mental health and career pathways.

The 25-foot-wide carriage house behind Washington Square Park once sheltered Pollock and Lee Krasner while a friend was away.

The new cocktail den at 134 4th Ave. has its own Spritzeria and ties to Ambra, Dandelion and Keepers.

The Columbus Avenue mainstay racked up 64 violation points before health inspectors padlocked it.

The Toronto hospitality brand's first U.S. outpost is set to seat 174 guests in the Meatpacking District, with a tequila lounge right next door.

The handmade shoe brand founded by Henri Bendel is leaving its longtime East 55th Street home for a brand-new luxury tower nearby.

A former Water Street office tower is going residential, with studios to two-bedrooms available through a lottery closing next month.