A Brooklyn man has been arrested and charged with concealing a human corpse after police discovered a body in front of his home, officials said.

The National Weather Service said to expect heavy rain, strong gusts and possibly isolated thunderstorms between late Sunday and around 11 a.m. Monday. New York City Emergency Management warned that ...

Former U.S. Rep. George Santos said his 84 days behind bars were “a very large slice of humble pie,” but he still brushed off the “pearl clutching” of those criticizing President Donald Trump’s ...

The Met aims to begin construction on its modern art wing, which will require the demolition of the current space — and with it the famous Cantor Roof Garden.

The Mount Van Hoevenberg sports complex in the Adirondacks is asking voters for an exception that would allow it to build on land that is supposed to remain untouched.

He's the co-creator of some of Marvel Comics' most popular characters, and he was born on the Lower East Side. Despite being one of the most influential comic book artists ever it's often said that ...

No Kings demonstrations took place nationwide on Saturday, including in New York City, where tens of thousands turned out to protest President Donald Trump and what critics say is the authoritarian ...

Members of New York’s Republican congressional delegation broke with Donald Trump this weekend, criticizing his decision to commute George Santos’ prison sentence after just three months behind bars.

A planned 72-story high-rise in Downtown Brooklyn is gaining some vocal support from prospective neighbors, including the Fort Greene Park Conservancy. The conservancy had earlier expressed concern ...

But the tentative deal comes as Broadway musicians, who have been working without a contract since August, have threatened to strike if they can’t come to their own agreement with the Broadway League.

Jack Ciattarelli says his opponent defamed him over claims he “killed tens of thousands” of New Jerseyans. But he may have to wait until after the election to pursue legal action.

What we're struggling over right now is trying to get the governor to sign it without amending us to death,” Eric Schneiderman said.