The May lawsuit, filed by Budies LLC, claims that the OCM first granted it “proximity protection” — meaning no other legal ...

New York City’s Fourth of July fireworks celebration could face security threats from extremist actors, including lone ...

It’s been a relatively quiet start to the summer on the Hamptons' hospitality scene. There’s been nothing like the fireworks ...

City lawmakers funneled at least $60 million into health care and mental health programs in the upcoming budget plan, but ...

Massachusetts renters are poised to get some relief from onerous broker fees under a provision tucked into the 2026 spending ...

Northwell Health’s controversial plan to expand Lenox Hill Hospital inched closer to the finish line on Wednesday after a ...

And Lower Manhattan incumbent Christopher Marte, an archenemy of developers, won by 24 points over his closest challenger ...

Manuel Glas has won approval to demolish a pair of townhouses he owns at 167 and 169 E. 79th St., Department of Buildings records show. Glas has owned No. 167, a 16-foot-wide, 3,800-square-foot prewar ...

Williamsburg-based developer Yoel Schwimmer is planning to erect a roughly 24,600-square-foot building at 221 Wythe Ave.

This is a historic step for disabled Americans, and the attention is warranted. But policymakers must look beyond the repeal ...

A bus collision involving at least two New Jersey Transit buses left over a dozen injured and forced Midtown’s bus terminal ...