A Brooklyn paraplegic has launched dozens of lawsuits against New York City businesses for their alleged failure to provide access in what merchants say is a ‘shakedown’ for cash.

Tour company in Hudson River helicopter crash shuts down operations, FAA confirms - Six people were killed when the ...

The 73-year-old arrived in court on Wednesday in a wheelchair after his lawyers filed a request that he spend his nights at a ...

Ten New York prison guards were charged Wednesday in connection with the fatal beating of a 22-year-old inmate last month — ...

The few congressional Republicans still willing to hold in-person town hall meetings in their home states are facing heated ...

The four-story spread on East 61st Street has a dining room with a fireplace — as well as the weight of a foreclosure dispute ...

Nearly one year to the day that Temira Poindexter phoned head coach Jeff Mittie and committed to Kansas State for an ...

K-State will host a surplus office furniture giveaway for local nonprofit organizations and community members. The items ...

Astoria arrived on the East Side and spent the night on someone’s balcony. She had followed a similar pattern last spring ...

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is making the most of her time in New York — and even took in a hockey game with her ex-New ...

On Tax Day, Newman’s Own launched a Pay What You Want food truck—serving pizza for a cause and reframing how we give, spend, ...

Weinstein is getting a second chance to fight the charges and do so in a different atmosphere than his first trial, which was held in the middle of a global reckoning over sexual misconduct.