Federal immigration agents arrested a Columbia student after allegedly gaining access to her apartment by posing as police in search of a missing child. The operation has alarmed some ...

Shoppers in upstate New York month turned up a rare find while perusing a local antique store this month: a live owl resting peacefully among items on a shelf. The state Department of ...

Housing officials are warning New Yorkers about how to tell a real city inspector from someone who may be impersonating one ...

It's been about a year since the foundation was poured at 446 Hopmeadow St. and that was the last construction activity that ...

Over 200 Brooklyn residents had three minutes to tell a city official about their housing complaint in Downtown Brooklyn.

The AI company Anthropic recently sponsored a hackathon that drew 13,000 applicants — and most of the winners weren’t engineers or even in tech. It’s the latest sign that the future of innovation ...

Hundreds of New York City tenants vented their housing grievances at Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s first “rental ripoff” hearing on Thursday — but remain dubious that their landlord ...

When most people think of historic New York bars, they picture Manhattan speakeasies or Brooklyn brownstone taverns, but tucked away in Woodhaven, Queens, sits a drinking establishment that’s been ...

A new analysis from the Real Estate Board of New York shows 10% of multifamily buildings account for 80% of evictions.

Ignoring the rule can cost you. Noncompliance can trigger violations and fines, and the City Council file tied to Local Law 75 sets minimum penalties of $250 for a first offense and $1,000 for each ...

They’re the engine of the city’s budget, but unequal and outdated. Here’s your guide on how property taxes work — and how they affect everyone, not just owners.

An anti-development New York City Councilmember approved a project in her district rather than risk being overruled by a new appeals board — the first sign of a potential sea change in the city’s ...