A Department of Buildings safety inspection blitz has reviewed at least eight projects handled by a steel fabrication firm that was involved in the construction of the Midtown tower where key ...

Authorities say Andrew Arrabaca, 43, set off fireworks, fired an Airsoft rifle and started a fire outside 26 Federal Plaza.

New York City’s apocalyptic weather isn’t over. After last week’s heat wave, smokey skies and storms, New Yorkers are potentially in for more flash flooding, high winds and even perhaps a twister on ...

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a law Monday restricting landlords’ use of algorithms to set rents, as state officials seek to rein in rising housing costs. The law, called the FAIR Act, ...

More than 22,000 New Yorkers lost their monthly food assistance benefits known as SNAP in June due to new work rules implemented by the Trump administration, city officials told Gothamist. The numbers ...

With Webster Hall, the city invented the modern night club. Night life impresario Susanne Bartsch breaks down what makes the dance floor such a special place.

The NYPD said Luis Rojas Cabrera, the doctor of the Bereshit Lifestyle Center, has been arrested and charged with reckless endangerment and unauthorized practice of a profession.

Because restaurants say customers still want their greens, here are your early links: Mamdani considering having Benjamin Netanyahu arrested, New Jersey's assault rifle ban struck down, slushie bodega ...

New York’s powerhouse healthcare union says the city’s largest nonprofit for homeless youth has embarked on a union-busting campaign, dragging out contract talks for more than four years and firing ...

Health officials say 74 people have been diagnosed in the cluster, but no one has developed new symptoms in more than a week.

The New York City Parks Department is currently considering replacing the park's old exercise bars. But a group of devoted users says they are perfect just the way they are.

A new analysis concludes Waymos were involved in more serious crashes per mile than the city’s for-hire fleet.