Mark Levine campaigned on reinvesting in Israel bonds. Now he says the math and the moment don't add up.

FIFA signed a seven-year, $4 million lease on a Trump Tower suite that barely gets used, as a former governance chief calls it a possible conflict of interest.

Millions of US shoppers who bought store-brand formula could be covered by the proposed deal, still awaiting a judge's sign-off.

The city's longest-serving police commissioner says the Republican challenger has what it takes to lead the AG's office.

A Greenpoint insurance broker beat back a Brooklyn landlord's lawsuit over a 2019 house fire that his insurer refused to cover.

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

A two-hour hearing turned tense as Suffolk legislators compared Flock's license-plate network to Jim Crow-era court rulings.

Microsoft says JLL walked away from a $10 million insurance promise tied to its Fifth Avenue build-out.

JD Vance and Elon Musk join a star-studded New York lineup as DealBook marks a quarter-century of covering business.

A Bronx florist owing $5,500 in city fines could settle for under $1,500 under the new 90-day amnesty push.

The mayor is pumping $2.6 million into NYPD oversight after Officer Salvatore Alongi retired without facing discipline in Win Rozario's killing.

A 1975 beneficiary form naming a long-dissolved 1970s socialist group just handed the DSA a windfall bigger than its entire net worth.

The Bronx all-girls Catholic school will close in 2027, with the parish offering a $3,000 scholarship to help students transfer.