Over 100 people from central Brooklyn who learned lifesaving swimming skills for free in five weeks gathered at the Brooklyn ...

POLICE ARE ASKING the public’s assistance in finding Santos Flores, 65, who was last seen leaving his residence on Avenue V ...

It seems very simple but the more you dig into it, the more nuances you look at, the more complicated it gets,” said tax ...

A complaint submitted to the state Labor Department accuses Amazon and 13 local subcontractors of breaking the law.

WNYC TRANSMITTER PARK in Greenpoint could be the site of a new restaurant and a 40-slip marina, according to Greenpointers.

Coney Island’s annual sand sculpting contest brought artists and beachgoers together for a day of creative competition.

Attorney General Letitia James’ Office of Special Investigation released on Wednesday its report on the death of Vilmond Jean-Baptiste.

THE NEW YORK CITY Health Department reported Wednesday that a Manhattan resident has contracted West Nile virus.

On Thursday, Aug. 6, the Kings County Supreme Court at 320 Jay St. celebrated the annual “Camp Quiñones” reunion.

GOV. HOCHUL AND the New York State Department of Financial Services warned Holocaust survivors and their families about a fraud scheme.

ONE OF NEW YORK CITY’S two emergency call centers broke down for seven hours on Tuesday, leading to the failure of 1,700 calls made to 911.

The city has granted exemptions to more than 2,300 homeowners so far after first asserting they were subject to the new tax on second homes.