The first volume of the series, “Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898,” won the Pulitzer Prize in 1999 and covered New York City’s history from early European exploration up to New Year’s Day of ...

It's been four months since the city's ban on broker fees went into effect. But data from regulators shows many brokers and landlords are flouting the law.

The stretch of the Hudson River Greenway near the Manhattan Cruise Terminal pitted cyclists, joggers and cruisers against one another.

Attorneys for the man accused of killing a health insurance executive in broad daylight filed a motion early Saturday morning.

This week’s death of a 60-year-old woman who was run over by a pair of riders doubled up on an e-bike cruising on the Flushing Avenue bike lane outside the Brooklyn Navy Yard highlights a crisis that ...

The deadly incident came on a busy stretch of Flushing Avenue that’s become a hotspot for crashes in recent years.

The outing comes roughly a year after Adams was federally indicted on charges that included accepting international travel ...

The 18-year-old allegedly barricaded himself in an apartment and caused the officer to fall when he tried to run out.

The move to expand the program comes as mayoral front-runner Zohran Mamdani calls to eliminate the offering for kindergartners.

Ghassali vowed to appeal the ruling, and he supports Ciattarelli’s stance. He argues that mandates to build affordable ...

West Park Presbyterian Church, built in 1890 and in deteriorating condition, has been encased in scaffolding for nearly 25 years.

A state court ruled that Nassau’s law does not violate New York’s civil rights protections. Civil liberties advocates plan to ...