Prosecutors say Jesus Acosta shot and killed Tayvon Shuler, then robbed the East 149th Street store last month.

A Staten Island judge ruled against the city in a lawsuit challenging the rollout of the new tax, a day after a billionaire casino mogul sued to invalidate it.

The sanitation department seeks to increase the fines for landlords who neglect their abandoned lots from $100 to $250.

For decades, Hunts Point Produce Market in the South Bronx has fed the city while serving as a symbol of environmental injustice. Many of the fruits and vegetables New Yorkers eat are first stored in ...

A father of two who was critically injured when he was struck by a Central Park cyclist last week has died — leaving his family trying to raise money to get by without him. Richard O’Brien, 41, was ...

The decision avoids a hotly debated issue over whether certain kinds of criticisms of Israel constitute antisemitism.

Parts of the stucco siding of a six-story apartment building in Prospect Lefferts Gardens fell off on Saturday, displacing neighbors.

Two bills meant to give Jersey City leaders more tools to deal with the city’s financial crisis are dead. Gov. Mikie Sherrill on Monday killed a bill that would allow new permanent revenue streams to ...

A man died on Monday evening when his backpack got caught in the closing doors of a Brooklyn subway car, leading him to get dragged to his death during rush hour, according to the NYPD. Police ...

A new land-use approval process could make it easier for developers to build larger apartment complexes in one of the city’s wealthiest, most densely populated neighborhoods.

Homeless New Yorkers with severe mental illness often cycle between the street, the hospital and the shelter system. It’s a revolving door that’s long frustrated homeless advocates, clinical workers ...

The first thing Immanuel Wilkins did upon moving to Brooklyn about five years ago was make nice with his new neighbors. An accomplished alto saxophonist and composer, he gifted each of the residents ...